As a modification style that pursues the minimum air resistance, Streamliner can be traced back to the source from trains in the 1930s. At that time, in order to strengthen the performance of extreme speed, many locomotives were covered with fairings, which evolved into appearanc

Recently, K-SPEED from Thailand also launched a CUB 110 Streamlined with a very unique appearance and pays tribute to the 1940s style, and will be sold in a limited edition of 100 units.

Streamliner As a modification style that pursues the minimum air resistance, it can be traced back to the source from trains in the 1930s. At that time, in order to strengthen the performance of extreme speed, many locomotives were put on fairing , which evolved into a snail shell-like appearance shape. Later, this trend also spread to locomotives. In the 1940s, many models had front and rear fenders similar to snail shells, and even fairings.

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Streamliner style has also been continued to the motorcycle, showing

K-SPEED This time, Streamliner is also selected to modify the Honda CUB 110, although CUB The 110 has only one air-cooled single-cylinder engine with 109c.c., and the maximum horsepower of is only about 8HP. It has nothing to do with the Streamliner, which pursues extreme speed, but so what if you have a small horsepower? Who can resist a retro, streamlined and coveted CUB Streamliner?

Currently, K-SPEED is expected to launch a black and white version of Honda CUB Streamlined, but the official price has not been announced yet. However, this unique retro CUB will be sold in a "limited 100 units". K-SPEED has also set up a pre-order form on the official website, and it also stated that the products will be sent overseas. Friends who like this retro style of the 1940s must be quick to get this classic modified CUB.