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Click To EnlargeHonda's latest anti-theft system features a fail-safe electronic interlock that prevents the engine from being started by any other than the motorcycle's two original keys. Since H.I.S.S. disables the motorcycle at the heart of its ignition system, it cannot be bypassed by either hot-wiring the ignition or exchanging the ignition switch module, thus effectively deterring thieves.

Like the CBR1100XX Super BlackBird, this system also features a blinking red LED built into the instrument panel that visually warns-off potential thieves by blinking constantly for a period of 24 hours, then switches off while the system itself remains fully active and alert. A discretely positioned button allows this blinking indicator function to be switched on or off at the user's convenience. A large, diamond-shaped H.I.S.S. sticker on the top of the fuel tank provides a clear indication of the presence of this highly effective security system.

Click To EnlargeThe new Hornet 900 will also be released with a range of optional equipment that has been specially produced by Honda Access Corporation to allow users to improve upon the comfort, security and maintenance aspects of its overall performance. This assortment of optional parts includes:

- A compact and stylish tinted acrylic meter visor that provides substantial relief from the blast of wind on the chest at high speeds.

- A conventional centre-stand that provides more secure parking on variable ground surfaces while facilitating rear wheel maintenance.

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