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Searching for Dry Roads
Last paragraph of the linked article is certainly disappointing to read. Here's hoping 2026 brings a new big bore adventure / sport touring machine!
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Indeed it is.That rock is kinda big…..
Last paragraph of the linked article is certainly disappointing to read. Here's hoping 2026 brings a new big bore adventure / sport touring machine!
~G
My guess is (like the R6 and R1) the FJR and SuperTenere may be caught between emissions regulations, small niche markets and the cost to bring them into compliance. AND, if they do that, will also mean they roll out an anemic disappointment and the loss of the saddlebags since they will need the space to put the 2 Honda Civic mufflers and cats back there. Enjoy the FJRs you've got boys and girl. At least the resale may go up when it's time to move on.
The problem with that theory is Canadian emissions standards equal US regulations. In fact, to harmonize the North Amerian standard Canada adopted the US EPA regulations by reference in 2012.My guess is (like the R6 and R1) the FJR and SuperTenere may be caught between emissions regulations, small niche markets and the cost to bring them into compliance. AND, if they do that, will also mean they roll out an anemic disappointment and the loss of the saddlebags since they will need the space to put the 2 Honda Civic mufflers and cats back there. Enjoy the FJRs you've got boys and girl. At least the resale may go up when it's time to move on.
Historical (GEN I/II) footnote.which may be why we have the immobilizer system
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