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I bet they would be a very high quality products.
After all, they do make the best motorcycle in the world.
After all, they do make the best motorcycle in the world.
I would rather have a Norton...
They would be just like their wheelers and bikes, so under powered they would make a Stihl look like a AA nitro funny car.....
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I'd rather have a Triton-or better yet,a Manx.
If you had a Honda saw you'd have a fourstroke because Honda is a fourstroke company.
Your new saw would be heavy,run hot,and be no better than anything else.If it was anything like their bikes,it's perceived quality would be due to past reputation-not current reality.:smile2:
I'd rather have a Triton-or better yet,a Manx.
If you had a Honda saw you'd have a fourstroke because Honda is a fourstroke company.
Your new saw would be heavy,run hot,and be no better than anything else.If it was anything like their bikes,it's perceived quality would be due to past reputation-not current reality.:smile2:
Honda has a long history of producing two-strokes. Their technology is amazing.
Honda produces only fourstrokes.That is their stated business model.They made some good 2t's in the past(and many roaches too)but no more.
A pilot is a good machine.Honda generally builds a good product but there are definitely exceptions-and they aren't always as good as many people think.Auto wise,Toyota generally builds a more reliable vehicle.no better than anything else? I don't know man, I'm pretty thrilled with the build quality and design of our Pilot.
A pilot is a good machine.Honda generally builds a good product but there are definitely exceptions-and they aren't always as good as many people think.Auto wise,Toyota generally builds a more reliable vehicle.
Wasn't it Toyota that had the problem with the disappearing brakes?
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