HONDA's flagship naked CB1300 will finally have an official "Final Edition" finale. HONDA has opened a special page on its website, and more information will be updated in the future.
Special "BIG-1" Promotional Video from Yesteryear
The "CB1000 Super Four," born in November 1992, was the first of the "Project BIG-1" models unleashed by HONDA. This was followed in 1998 by the more sophisticated "CB1300 Super Four". The original concept of "No. 1 in power," "No. 1 in presence," and "No. 1 for the rider" remained unchanged, In 2022, the 30th anniversary commemorative model will be released. However, there have been rumors for some time that the famous model may be discontinued after the 2025 model year. Although it currently complies with the EURO5 emission regulations, it will not comply with the new EURO5+ regulations.
A limited video is now available on the site. It is a promotional video of the time.
You can see valuable videos of CB1000SFs from 1992 to CB1300SFs from 1998 and 2003.
On February 13, HONDA's web page introducing the CB1300 model was greatly updated. A teaser page titled “PROJECT BIG 1 Final Edition” was released. Although there is not a lot of current information, the background shows a white/red Super Four that appears to be Final Edition. The page also features a special video looking back at the BIG-1 series of yesteryear, starting with the 1992 CB1000, and showing a limited number of rare promotional movies from that era.
The Final Edition has been confirmed for release, but details such as price and release date have not yet been announced. Future information is also "COMING SOON" and will be updated as needed.
HONDA "CB1300 Series Final Edition" Special Site
https://www.honda.co.jp/CB1300/new/
CB1000 Super Four (1992) The first model of Project BIG1. Since then, the series has carried the flagship naked model.
CB1300 Super Four 30th Anniversary (2022) "BIG 1" 30th Anniversary model was also released. It was a special version with an exclusive suspension system.
CB1300SF Final Edition expected to come in a white/red color style inspired by the first generation CB1000SF.
The CB1300SB is also expected to get a final edition, which will also be reminiscent of the colors of yesteryear.
See HONDA Moto Index Page
See HONDA CB1300SF (Super Four) Parts & Accessories Page
