Honda reveals winter finance offers
Honda insurance customers have been offered a helping hand in buying their next machine with a range of finance offers on some of the manufacturer's most popular models.
The CBR1000RR Fireblade, which was named the best-selling sports bike of 2009, as well as the CBR600RR, will be available in standard and C-ABS options with zero per cent finance over 24 and 36-month schemes.
Meanwhile, Honda insurance customers who prefer the Naked range of motocycles have been offered the CB1000R, also at zero per cent finance with a 20 per cent deposit over 24 months or 50 per cent over 36 months.
Finally, those looking for a twist and go machine can enjoy the S-Wing 125 on zero per cent finance with 24 monthly payments of £120.
Honda insurance customers were recently offered a £99 bike service offer for the winter, which includes a 16-point health check, oil and filter change and the choice of one of three added value offers.
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