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| Build quality | 8.8/10 |
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| Reliability | 9.5/10 |
| Value for Money | 9/10 |
| Reviewer Rating | 9.5/10 |
| Overall Rating | 9.6/10 |
Full review by
Guest.
on 18th Aug 2008
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General comments: I'm the owner of a lovely 1989 in Pearl white with wood veneer dash and many extras. The sheer comfort and quality of build with more than adequate performance when needed. I don't enjoy having to remove body panels when jobs need to be done which I must say is extreemly rare as this bike goes on and on with no complaining.
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Review by
thenightowl
on 23rd Jun 2008
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I have owned my Honda Pacific Coast since 1991, would not be without it, have toured the whole of Europe, completed 600+ miles in a day.
No problem! If you are not in a rush, 55 ish will return 78mpg.
On european roads?
This I belive is the most underated motorcycle Honda have made.
thenightowl's full review | 81 words
Review by
stonkersteve
on 29th Jan 2008
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Owned a Honda Goldwing and a 700 Honda Silverwing, but I'm more impressed with the PC800 than the others. The weight has a lot to do with it, because with the Goldie you have to struggle to get it out of the garage, but the PC you just roll it out, simple.
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Review by
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on 19th Aug 2007
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The Honda Pacific Coast 800 only bike I've seen with built-in saddle bags/ "trunk". It will easily carry two computer bags plus your lunch! or four bags of groceries.
Comfortable low center of Gravity makes it exceptionally easy to handle at all speeds. Very fast for only 800cc.
Some people report as much as 60+ mpg, but usually get 45 - 50.
Body panels cover everything, like a Goldwing. Very easy to keep clean and polish. Also keeps all working parts inside remarkably clean as well. Very ...
ChuckyG4's full review | 285 words
