Honda CB1100 Turned Out into a Fabulous Scrambler

Honda Motorcycles is known for its quality products carrying world-class and high-end technology. The firm has offered various segments such as scooters, super sports motorcycles and commuter segment motorcycles. The wide range of products is making their availability in various countries including India, which is considered to be the largest two-wheeler market. Now, how about introducing an in-house built scrambler? Well, introducing a completely new section would be a challenging task for the Japanese motorcycle manufacturer, but having this one in the Honda's product portfolio would definitely be exciting enough.

The France located Honda dealer, named as Challenging Big One (CBO) has come up with its all new customized scrambler. The Honda CB 1100 retro roadster motorcycle was turned out into an incredibly styled scrambler carrying realistic design. The custom-maker has fitted various additional yet attractive equipments to the motorcycle. Starting from the, the CBO detached the blinkers and the front fender is also being replaced with the smaller one. The round shaped retro-styled rear-view mirrors take over from and newly-styled are being mounted matching up the current style of Scrambler.

The knobby tyres with wire-spoke wheels will let you enjoy the off-roading as well. Although, the weight of the motorcycle might not help you to go through the muck or muddy trails, as it weighs 260 kgs. The dual sitting arrangement gets a substitute of single cafe-racer styled seat carrying only a number plate at the rear portion. The nothing at the rear portion gives this Scrambler a head-turner look. The exhaust tail is re-designed in a stack-theme, which seems as the last fraction is popping out from the second which is popping out from the third fraction.

Overall, the custom-work can be easily seen over the Scrambler. The most attractive part is yet to come, yeah!! the graphics over the fuel tank. The starry fashioned graphics carrying a Honda logo simply matches up with the styling acquired by the Scrambler.