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2016 EICMA Motorcycle Show: Honda Debuts CB1100TR & Africa Twin Enduro Sports Concept Models
Honda has showcased two concept models at the 2016 EICMA Motor Show. The models are called Honda CB1100 TR Concept and the Honda Africa Twin Enduro Sports Concept.
Honda two-wheelers have showcased an array of models at the 2016 EICMA Motor Show. The Japanese-based manufacturer has also showcased two new and exciting concepts. Both concept models have been developed for different purposes and look promising.
Research and Development team of Honda Rome have designed both concept motorcycles. The models are called Honda CB1100 TR Concept and the Africa Twin Enduro Sports Concept. Surely, both concept models will grab loads of attention at the 2016 EICMA Motor Show.
Africa Twin Enduro Sports Concept uses the standard Honda Africa Twin as a base. The designers wanted to show the possibilities that can be created from the standard model. Concept model has been developed to further enhance the motorcycles off-road capabilities.
CB1100TR Concept is developed on the regular Honda CB1100 model. The designers have taken inspiration from the USA flat track culture. Honda has also paid homage to Marco Simoncelli by displaying his race number '58' on the side panels.
Both models are extensions of their standard versions, which showcase the potential of the models. Honda has taken both models and redesigned them, which could spawn a range of models for the future.
