Young Machine again makes a scene. This time Japan's famous magazine launched a picture that is believed to be Honda CBX900. Why the hell? Because the last CBX series has actually been injected to death in 1982.
This means that if the Young Machine rendering is true, and the image is suspected is an attempt to launch a new Honda model, then it can be concluded the manufacturer is planning to revive their big roadster.
Combing the images released Young Machine, Honda CBX900 still carrying the characteristics of its predecessor CBX1000. From the image looks the motor carrying 6-cylinder engine in line, the machine so pride CBX series.
There are two pictures shown, first plain without half fairing, and second with half fairing covering headlamp. Can be said, in addition to 6-cylinder inline engine, half fairing is also one of the characteristics of CBX.
The difference in the form of half-fairing in CBX900 rendering more modern, not boxy like his brother in antiquity. From the picture it looks not pure round shape, tend to look like a piece of diamond. The lights are LEDs already
Half fairing is a feature of Honda claims CBX as a sport touring model. Because in that era 1978-1982, Honda wants to take the hearts of lovers of cruiser motors made in the United States.
There has been no confirmation whatsoever from Honda about Young Machine drawings. One is known, retro-berparas motorcycle is currently gandrung around the world, and it is not impossible that Honda saw the opportunity through the presence of New CBX