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2015
Honda CB300F - Al Lamb's Dallas Honda

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2015
Honda CB300F - Al Lamb's Dallas Honda

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Honda’s new CB300F is everything that the CB300R is, but with a sleeker, lighter, and cleaner look that many riders prefer. Also, the CB300F is a little bit lighter, and the riding position is slightly straighter up, allowing for a more comfortable ride for commuters, and for their passengers.

Due to the CB300F’s narrow and lightweight frame, riders can feel more comfortable riding, parking, and maneuvering their bike, while maintaining strong performance and incredible fuel efficiency. The CB300F is the perfect motorcycle for rider’s looking to increase power, without substantially increasing weight or jumping displacement classes. Lastly, the CB300F gets nearly 71 miles to the gallon, so it’s not a burden on your pocket.

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Al Lamb's Dallas Honda: 2014 Honda
CB1000R

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Al Lamb's Dallas Honda: 2014 Honda
CB1000R

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Sometimes muscle is the name of the game, and that’s where the Honda CB1000R comes in. No other machine offers this level of performance combined with a comfortable, do-it-all riding position and an off-the-charts sense of style. What makes this supersport motorcycle stand out from the rest? Al Lamb’s Dallas Honda designed the CB1000R with a special chassis that puts the 998cc engine out front and center, allowing the rider to sit more upright. The result: This machine is one of the most versatile open-class sportbike motorcycles the world has ever seen.

Built with a 998cc DOHC inline-four engine, the CB1000R offers plenty of torque and power for street riding. And with a four-cylinder, it’s a smooth ride for longer rides as well. Rather than cover up the muscular engine, Honda designers left it open front and center for all to admire. And every rider can agree – stripped bikes just look cool. The styling touches don’t stop there. The street bike motorcycle shows off with a single-sided swingarm, gravity die-cast aluminum mono-backbone frame, 43mm inverted fork and lowboy-style muffler.

Smart bikes also have smart features, and the CB1000R is no different. Programmed Fuel Injection (PGM-FI) provides clean throttle response and both low- and high-rpm performance. Adjustable brake and clutch levers allow the rider to fine-tune the riding environment and controls for their unique riding style. Plus, the sportbike motorcycle includes radial front-brake calipers that ensure exceptional brake feel, performance and stopping power. When you need a machine that can do it all and do it well, the CB1000R is your ride.

SALE ENDS HALLOWEEN 10/31

ENGINE

Engine - 998cc liquid-cooled inline four-cylinder

Bore And Stroke - 75mm x 56.5mm

Compression Ratio  - 11.2:1

Valve Train - DOHC; four valves per cylinder

Induction - PGM-FI Fuel injection with automatic enrichment circuit and 36mm throttle bodies

Ignition - Computer-controlled digital transistorized with 3-D mapping

DRIVE TRAIN

Transmission - Close-ratio six-speed

Final Drive - #530 0-ring-sealed chain

CHASSIS / SUSPENSION / BRAKES

Front Brake - Dual radial-mounted four-piston calipers with full-floating 310mm discs

Rear Brake - Single-caliper 256mm disc

Front Tire - 120/70ZR-17 radial

Rear Tire - 180/55ZR-17 radial

DIMENSIONS

Rake - 25.0° (caster angle)

Trail - 99mm (3.9 inches)

Wheelbase - 56.9 inches

Seat Height - 32.1 inches

Curb Weight - 485 pounds (Includes all standard equipment, required fluids and full tank of fuel—ready to ride)

Miles Per Gallon - 37 MPG – Al Lamb’s Dallas Honda's fuel economy estimates are based on EPA exhaust emission measurement test procedures and are intended for comparison purposes only. Your actual mileage will vary depending on how you

OTHER

Note - Specifications subject to change without notice.

Available Colors - Matte Gray Metallic

Model Id - CB1000R

CB1000R Accessories

CB1000R Passenger Seat Cowl (White) - 42-08F71-MFN-L00ZC  $161.46

CB1000R 17" Wheel Stripe Sticker - 42-0SP01-MFJ-140  $25.46

CB1000R 3d Logo - 42-08F85-MFN-120  $50.96

CB1000R Passenger Seat Cowl (Black) - 42-08F74-MFN-110  $161.46

CB1000R Under Fender Cowl - 42-08F44-MFN-100A  $106.21

CB1000R Rear Brake Air Guide Kit - 42-08F62-MFN-100A  $42.46

CB1000R Cycle Cover - 42-0SP34-MFL-301  $93.46

Contact Al Lamb’s Dallas Honda now!

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Anaheim #2 Round 3 Supercross 2015 Al
Lamb's Dallas Honda

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Anaheim #2 Round 3 Supercross 2015 Al
Lamb's Dallas Honda

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Al Lamb's Dallas Honda  --- The second of three stops to Anaheim Angel Stadium took place on Saturday. The AMA Supercross Monster Energy races that night was a great crowd puller with close to 41,000 raving fans edging the riders on their way to glory. It was a rollercoaster battle for Team Honda as the star riders championed for greater heights in their path towards #WhosNext. Star riders of Team Honda Cole Seely and Trey Canard pitched a few hairy bump ups with other riders. Lap 7 saw Trey Canard challenged by Chad Reed as they battled for fourth place. Misjudgment by Canard resulted in him bumping in to the back of Reed’s bike making both loose precious time on track. Instant retaliation came from Reed who rammed Trey Canard off track and to the ground, a move that cost the competition for Reed as he was disqualified and black flagged.

Certain downhills for Team Honda on this night were greatly salvaged when Seely completed his ride notching up his best finish for the year so far. Seely who opened the season on a jumpy ride struggling to establish in premier division went on to show his true potential in Californian style that night. Despite a perilous encounter with another rider Seely managed to sail through the track crossing the checkered flag at position six. It was not such a rosy night for Canard who had to battle his own challenges through the ride. Yet he managed to secure the 11th place for Team Honda following the debacle with Reed in the main event. Eli Tomac GEICO Honda star rider continued the momentum of winning from last week consolidating his position with a third place winning at the second of three Anaheim.

Ride Highlights

• The scheduled autograph signing session by Cole Seely and Trey Canard took place on the eve of the race night at Huntington Beach Honda, the local Powerhouse Dealer. March Samulewicz, general manager of Huntington told media that it was the ninth year they had hosted Team Honda for a session. “The first we hosted was in 2006. We had factory racers Ernesto Fonseca, Jeremy McGarth, DaviMillsaps, Travis Preston and Andrew Short for that session. Since it has been a great road and we really appreciate all support we receive from Team Honda and riders with each year’ he added.

• The technical track for Anaheim 2 was comparatively long making lap times higher from the first 2 rounds. Seely positioned at 11th place scored a lap time of 1:03:790 at daytime qualifying with Canard recording 1:02:580 and a third best with only fractions of tenths off first rider’s timing.

• Both star riders were placed for the second heat race. Seely and Canard both had a sluggish start though hard-work on the part of Seely earned him a runner-up closing. Canard who was dogged by another rider concluded the heat at ninth position compelling him to advance through second semi race, which went very smoothly for him with leads in every lap.

• The lap times recorded by Canard during main event indicate he has performed faster than shown by his result. With a best lap time of 1:02:656 he has fourth best timing of all riders and only 0.7 seconds after Tomac who recorded a best of 1:01:987.

• Honda factory riders, Tomac and Canard were among the few riders who accomplished a section of jumps on Saturday night on the technical track.

• Canard displayed powerful performance during early going of the ride. Ending at 13th position on lap one the Oklahoman rider sped up the ladder reaching eight position on lap two end. Lap six saw him sailing up to fourth place where unfortunately he clashed with Chad Reed and moved down to 15th place at the closing of lap eight. With the pack fairly spread out Canard salvaged his standing at 11th place on the checkered flag.

• Misfortune in the main event caused Canard to loose vital points in overall standings. He dropped from fourth place to fifth with a 43 point follow after Tomac. He is also 29 points behind the night’s winner Ken Roczen. Seely meanwhile consolidated his position at 11th place with 29.

• Team Honda will next appear at Oakland O.Co Coliseum after a short break of a week. Team Honda riders Canard and Seely is expected to lineup for action on January 24th following a press day appearance on the Thursday before race day. Tune in for pre-race interviews with Bay Area Media by the two star riders of Team Honda.

450SX Results

1. Ken Roczen

2. Ryan Dungey

3. Eli Tomac (GEICO Honda)

4. Justin Barcia

5. Broc Tickle

6. Cole Seely (Team Honda)

7. Jason Anderson

8. Dean Wilson

9. DaviMillsaps

10. Blake Baggett

11. Trey Canard (Team Honda)

12. Brett Metcalfe

13. Kyle Chisholm

14. Nicholas Wey

15. Ben Lamay

16. Jimmy Albertson

17. Jacob Weimer

18. Cade Clason

19. Mike Alessi

20. Josh Grant

21. Andrew Short

22. Chad Reed

450SX Championship Points (after 3 of 17 rounds)

1. Ken Roczen 72

2.Ryan Dungey 60

3.Jason Anderson 51

4.Eli Tomac 46

5.Trey Canard 43

6.Justin Barcia 43

7.Broc Tickle 38

8.Weston Peick 32

9.Andrew Short 31

10.DaviMillsaps 30

11.Cole Seely 29

12.Blake Baggett 28

13.Jacob Weimer 26

14.Dean Wilson 23

15.Chad Reed 22

16.Brett Metcalfe 18

17.Mike Alessi 17

18.Justin Brayton 14

19.Kyle Chisholm 8