Bike of the Month for June 2000
Honda CB Four
OK, so it's not a production model, despite what it looks like. But it could be. Honda's original CB750 Four was the moon-landing of motorcycling. Everything is devided into before and after the CB750. It is the most significant motorcycle ever built. A bold statement, but true. I think Honda has earned the right to be proud of it. It is not inappropriate for them to celebrate their own heritage by showing the CB Four show bike. It has the immortal style of the original, but has better brakes, tires, and other modern conveniences. Apparently, Honda is still on the fence about building this one. I say they build it, since I was too young to buy the original. This is a much better heir to the original Universal Japanese Motorcycle than the boring Nighthawk 750.
May 2000's Winner Aprilia Moto 6.5
April 2000's Winner Midual 900 Roadster
March 2000's Winner My very own 1975 Honda GL1000 Gold Wing
February 2000's Winner Buell Blast
January 2000's Winner Aprilia SL1000 Falco
December 1999's Winner 1967 Suzuki T500 Cobra
November 1999's Winner Moto Guzzi V11 Sport
October 1999's Winner Suzuki SV650
September 1999's Winner Harley-Davidson FXSTD Softail Deuce
August 1999's Winner Benelli Tornado 900
July 1999's Winner Excelsior-Henderson Super X
June 1999's Winner Yamaha XJR1300
May 1999's Winner MV Augusta F4
April 1999's Winner Harley-Davidson FXR2
March 1999's Winner Kawasaki Estrella Custom
February 1999's Winner Laverda 750S Formula
January 1999's Winner Kawasaki SW650
December 1998's Winner Harley-Davidson FLSTS Heritage Springer
November 1998's Winner BMW R1100S
October 1998's Winner Triumph Speed Triple
September 1998's Winner Moto Guzzi V10 Centauro Sport
August 1998's Winner Harley-Davidson FXDX Super Glide Sport
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