Honda GoldwingGoldwing at a rallyThe Honda Goldwing motorcycle debuted in 1975 as a 1000cc flat-4 cylinder. Front dual and single rear disc brakes were luxurious features at the time. Riders soon began adding fairings and luggage to turn these bikes into touring bikes. Subsequent years saw Honda make bigger versions that came with fairings and luggage installed at the factory. 1980 saw the introduction of the first factory touring model, GL1100 cc Interstate and then the luxury model "Aspencade". This was followed by an upgrade to 1200cc in 1984, and then to 1520cc with a horizontal opposed 6-cylinder (flat-6) engine in 1988. The current version is the GL1800 with 1832 cubic centimeters of displacement. In September 2005, Honda announced the world's first production motorcycle airbag system scheduled for availability in late 2006. The GL1800 offers several features not usually found on other bikes:
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In September 2005, Honda announced the world's first production motorcycle airbag system scheduled for availability in late 2006. Horn may refer to:. The current version is the GL1800 with 1832 cubic centimeters of displacement. Count Gustaf Horn (1592–1657), Finnish commander of Sweden-Finland in the Thirty Years' War. This was followed by an upgrade to 1200cc in 1984, and then to 1520cc with a horizontal opposed 6-cylinder (flat-6) engine in 1988. Evert Horn (1585-1615), Swedish soldier. 1980 saw the introduction of the first factory touring model, GL1100 cc Interstate and then the luxury model "Aspencade". Count Arvid Horn (1664–1742), Finnish statesman of Sweden-Finland. Subsequent years saw Honda make bigger versions that came with fairings and luggage installed at the factory. The Horn (family) family in Finland and Sweden
Remote trunk release. Dr. Honda Satellite-Linked navigation System. 1930), flautist. Reverse gear (powered electrically rather than through the transmission). Paul Horn (b. Integrated audio system, capable of playing music from a trunk-mounted six-disc CD changer. Frederik Winkel-Horn (1756–1837), Danish writer. Aftermarket accessories include arm rests with beverage holders. Frederik Winkel Horn (1845–1898), Danish writer and translator. A large passenger seat with backrest. Gyula Horn, Prime Minister of Hungary from 1994–1998. Dimitris Horn (1921-1998), famous Greek actor. Alfred Aloysius "Trader" Horn, an African trader during the Scramble for Africa. Horn clause is a term in formal logic named after him. Alfred Horn (1918–2001), American mathematician
Horn, Sweden. Horn, Rutland, a small civil parish in England. Horne, a small historic county of the Holy Roman Empire associated with the village. Horn, Netherlands, a village in the municipality of Haelen
Horn, Austria. Devil horns is a hand gesture variously expressing Satanism or cuckoldry. Hook 'em Horns is a hand gesture expressing support for the above teams. "Horns" is a shortened version of "Longhorns", the name of the sports teams of the University of Texas
"Horn" is military jargon for a telephone. Horn (diacritic), a diacritic mark used to indicate that a normally rounded vowel such as o or u is to be pronounced unrounded. Glacial horn, a sharp mountain peak created by glacial erosion. Horn (Chinese constellation), a constellation in Chinese astronomy. Horn (telescope), a stationary radio telescope. A horn speaker incorporates this principle into a loudspeaker. A common example is a car horn; see also Klaxon. Horn (acoustic), an open-ended tapered sound-guide to match a sound-producing device to the characteristic impedance of free space
Horn (telecommunications), an open-ended radio waveguide of increasing cross-sectional area. Drinking horn, an ancient drinking vessel. The brass and woodwind musicians in a jazz or R&B band are sometimes referred to collectively as the horn section; "horn" can be a slang reference to any of those instruments. Horn (instrument), sometimes called a "French horn," a brass musical instrument constructed of coiled tubing
Horn (anatomy), a hollow, pointed projection of the skin of various animals. |