The Honda Goldwing to me seems more like a car than a motorbike. As for starters it doesnt look like a normal bike. It is very wide and the fact it can tow a trailer. When the bike is started it sounds like a car rather than a bike and the fact they have inbuilt radios and massive panions ... Read review
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A review by pauluk on Honda Gold Wing SE March 23rd, 2001
Author's product rating:
Comfort
Excellent
Handling
Good
Looks
Good
Features
Good
Fuel consumption
Good
Advantages:
Inbuilt Radios
Disadvantages:
looks more like a car
Recommend to potential buyers:
yes
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The Honda Goldwing to me seems more like a car than a motorbike. As for starters it doesnt look like a normal bike. It is very wide and the fact it can tow a trailer. When the bike is started it sounds like a car rather than a bike and the fact they have inbuilt radios and massive panions on them makes them seem some what paranormal to normal bikes. They are also rather expensive. So if you have seen a Honda Goldwing you will know what I mean. The bike is started by simply the turning of a key like most modern bikes and it can seat up to 2 people and still have alot of storage space.
Alarms are also available for the bike but the colur schems available on the body kit of the bike to me doesn't look that nice at all. The bikes are pretty efficent on petrol.
Advantages: Sexy, beautiful and pulls the birds better than any 4 wheels can for the same price Disadvantages: Wet weather
I admit to being totally gobsmacked to see there are no posts in this category, but priviledged to be the first, perhaps of many.
The 1500 cc Goldwing is a REAL motorcycle for REAL men.
Real men don't need designer clothes, expensive after shave, or a Rolex watch. Neither do they need a car they cant afford with insurance they have to pay monthly.
Real men have a gentle throb between their legs and it's called a Goldwing SE. 6 cylinders of pulsating ...
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Production Year: 2001 - Living World & Universe - Director: Jacques Perrin, Michel Debats, Guy Jarry, Jacques Cluzard - Original Language: English - Classification: Universal
