Calling All Honda Riders to Get Ready for the Outdoor Season

Press release

Published September 26th, 2019 - 06:03 GMT

While waiting for their motorcycles, customers can use the opportunity to test drive the latest models of the Honda Goldwing, Africa Twin and the CBR1000.

Highlights

The free 19-point check at Honda’s Sheikh Zayed Road Motorcycles service centre is available to any Honda Motorcycle customer.

As temperatures drop, Trading Enterprises – Honda is offering its customers the perfect opportunity to get their Honda Motorcycles ready for the outdoor season.

The free 19-point check at Honda’s Sheikh Zayed Road Motorcycles service centre is available to any Honda Motorcycle customer on Friday, September 27 between 8am -12noon and 2pm to 5pm. While waiting for their motorcycles, customers can use the opportunity to test drive the latest models of the Honda Goldwing, Africa Twin and the CBR1000.

Fardeen Sara, General Manager of Sales at Trading Enterprises – Honda, said: “We want our customers to make the most of the cooler temperatures and the free 19-point check is our way to get their motorcycles in perfect shape for the outdoor season. Customers can be rest assured that their motorcycles will be in the hands of those who know it best.”

For more information on the free check, call 800 HONDA (46632).

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Background Information

Honda

Honda delivers to customers in over 150 countries and regions, over 6 million power products annually, spanning its general-purpose engines, and products powered by them, including tillers, generators, snow blowers to lawnmowers, pumps and outboard engines. Honda is also developing and producing electrified products useful in many facets of life, delivering new value such as the Miimo robotic lawnmower, and the LiB-AID E500 new era portable power source. Honda also lease-sells to businesses the Honda Walking Assist Device, an assistive device for use in the training of walking based on the theory of human walking amassed through Honda’s robotics research.