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why the hate on honda bikes? : r motorcycles - Reddit the reason people hate on honda bikes has nothing to do with spec sheets or build quality Honda makes very reliable and predictable engines, their styling is well built but generally kind of conservative, and their bikes tend to lean on the comfy side
Best of Japan? Honda vs Suzuki vs Kawasaki vs Yamaha : r motorcycles All of this to say, all four of the Japanese brands make extremely reliable and good motorcycles You're definitely getting a lot of bang for your buck with Suzuki and Honda these days, while Kawasaki and Yamaha are a bit more premium in price with their own design quirks to go along with that premium price tag
Which motorcycle brand has the best build quality : r motorcycles - Reddit In your own opinion, which of the big main brands have the best build quality The bikes that feel the nicest, and not “cheap” so to speak Also factoring in of course the aesthetic of the bike If it looks feels good or just more “budgeted” Thanks for any and all answers! Super curious to hear from you guys
Honda naming conventions? : r motorcycles - Reddit What are the official naming conventions meaning of letters for Honda bikes, in particular their modern ones? I've found a few old forum comments and blog posts, but a bunch of them contradict each other
Why are Hondas considered the most reliable bikes? : r motorcycles - Reddit All of the big 4 Japanese bikes are extremely reliable, but Honda’s always seem to have a little less power and feel more refined smooth, giving the impression that they put reliability before squeezing out every ounce of HP