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From day one, our philosophy has remained the same. To reach for dreams once thought impossible. Shatter records, once thought unbreakable. Imagine mobility in areas once thought immobile. But for every dream realized, there has been another eager to take its place, challenging us to not just dream the impossible, but also to achieve it. #OnlyHonda
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You’re my inspiration, when I first watched mondo enduro, I was married with 4 kids. I’ve since been all over Europe and now going to Morocco . Still loads to do , places to go people to see by bike. Thanks for that first epic journey and your record of it.
Honda = I know. Lets find a stately home with perfectly cut grass which was cut with a sit on petrol mower by a professional gardener and advertise our machine which will fool buyers into thinking it's mowed the whole estate. Oh yeah, without showing the machine doing the cutting but instead get a paid actor with Stately manor attire who will talk about the machine without showing it functioning.
Great lineup but may I make a suggestion. After owning dirt, motocross, dual sport, ADV, and street bikes for 50yrs, theirs one bike I would like to see. A dual sport version of the ill fated XR650R with...electric start, 6sp, E-Clutch, lower seat height, larger tank and under 400lbs. The perfect dual-sport for an older rider...XR700L. Heavy/powerful enough to feel solid on the road in traffic yet still manageable in tight trails like my XR650L. Unfortunately I rarely go off road or through trails with my Africa Twin because of the weight and crazy expensive fairing. I typically ride 50-80km/hr on rural roads and don't need 1000cc.
