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Honda launches Shadow RS
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Written by Eve Critchley, 18/11/09
Bike insurance customers may be excited to hear Honda has announced a new addition to its line up with the unveiling of the Shadow RS.
The company claims the all-new machine is likely to appeal to riders of all levels of experience due to its suitability for commuting, light touring and weekend ride-outs.
Featuring a V-twin 750cc engine with a traditional air-cooled look, the Shadow RS is enhanced by luxurious chrome detailing, wire-spoked wheels and twin mufflers.
Precise control is provided by the 19-inch front wheel and sturdy 41mm front forks, while at the rear forward-tilted dual conventional dampers with adjustable spring preload guarantee a smooth ride.
With power delivery focused in the low and mid-range, bikers can enjoy a satisfying experience while remaining in control.
A sleek metallic grey finish completes the Shadow RS' stylish design and lends impact to the black-painted engine, gleaming exhaust pipes, headlamps and grab rail covers.
Due to hit dealerships from spring 2010, the price of the new machine will be announced nearer the time.
In related news, top-ranked British motorcyclist Maria Costello was forced to take to her familiar two-wheeled transport when traffic jams nearly stopped her collecting her MBE from Buckingham Palace on time.
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