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Customers who want more from their bikes than what the base packages offer can order the new Honda F6B in Deluxe trim now. The Deluxe version of the F6B retains the cool looks of this chopped Gold Wing-based bagger and adds functional features to the stunning build.
One of the coolest things about Honda's Deluxe offer for the F6B is, undoubtfully, its price. The tag that comes with the standard F6B reads $19,999 (€15,490), and that of the Deluxe package is only $1,000 (€775) bigger. On the Deluxe trim list, Honda has included a center stand, a passenger backrest, self-canceling turn signals and heated grips.
The F6B customization possibilities also include a list of nice optional features and accessories, such as saddlebag coolers, a taller windscreen, rear bracket and carrier, very expensive fog lights ($499.95 or €387), chrome and billet accents and parts.
With all due respect, a 20K bike should have the center stand as standard equipment
Even though the world of expensive motorcycles tends to be a tad different from that of common ones., we're not going to take it hearing Honda asking for extra money to throw in a center stand. Twenty grand is not beer money, and frankly, we expected that Honda provided the center stand for this price instead of treating it as a luxury feature.
The official colors are red and black, but we already spotted a Kawasaki green Honda F6B Deluxe selling on eBay. It is impossible to tell if this color comes ex works or not, even our best guess is a wrapping job. It may very well be an F6B that has already undergone a customizing process. Not sure whether we like that green on the F6B because of how it looks or because it looks so much different. One thing is sure: this green machine is a head-turner.
The official colors are red and black, but we already spotted a Kawasaki green Honda F6B Deluxe selling on eBay. It is impossible to tell if this color comes ex works or not, even our best guess is a wrapping job. It may very well be an F6B that has already undergone a customizing process. Not sure whether we like that green on the F6B because of how it looks or because it looks so much different. One thing is sure: this green machine is a head-turner.
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