【東京モーターサイクルショー2026】ホンダCB1000Fフレディ・スペンサー仕様が最強すぎた！ドレミコレクション注目車両を拓磨的視線で徹底紹介

#TokyoMotorcycleShow2026 #HondaCB1000F #Motorcycle What was the biggest highlight of the Tokyo Motorcycle Show 2026? In this video, we'll report from Takuma's perspective on notable exhibits, including the Honda CB1000F Freddie Spencer specification, the HONDA CBR400R, the V3R900, Triumph, Yamaha, Arai, and Doremi Collection. We'll introduce the Tokyo Motorcycle Show, held from March 27th to 29th, 2026, from Takuma's perspective! This video starts with the Honda booth. The V3R900 was on display, and the CBR400 Super Four and CBR400 were exhibited, attracting considerable attention at the venue. At the KIJIMA booth, in addition to large leg covers, the newly released "Nyamba Bolt" was unveiled, proving very popular with female motorcyclists. At the Triumph booth, three types of Tracker 400-based vehicles were on display. Despite sharing the same engine and chassis, the differences in exterior design gave each model a distinct personality, resulting in a very interesting finish. The price point also seemed likely to be popular. At the back of the Honda booth, there was an experience where children could ride the Pokémon x Honda "Honda Collideon," making it a booth that children could enjoy as well. The Yamaha booth showcased notable 155cc class models, as well as specifications designed with female riders in mind, such as modified suspension links for improved foot placement. The practical and user-friendly proposals were impressive. The Alpinestars booth displayed the racing suit actually used by Jorge Martin. A must-see for racing fans. At the Alive booth, the new X-SNC was unveiled. Its lightness was immediately noticeable upon putting it on, rivaling the lightness of a carbon fiber helmet. This is something you really need to experience. At the Vesrah Brake booth, Chairman Tamura and image girl Tokki were there, enjoying gachapon (capsule toys) together. The venue was full of unique and fun experiences. And now for the main event, Doremi Collection. They displayed a KZ125 with a cover fitted to a Monkey 125, and a Z900 – truly a collection that captured the hearts of the older generation. However, the biggest highlight of this year's Tokyo Motorcycle Show was the Honda CB1000F Freddie Spencer specification. From the side fins, front cowl, rear tail cowl, and even the dual Ohlins suspension-style muffler stays, the level of craftsmanship was incredibly high, making it one of the most eye-catching exhibits at the venue. At the end of the video, we introduce J-TRIP, featuring a stand that we highly recommend for anyone who owns a motorcycle. If you want to experience the atmosphere of the Tokyo Motorcycle Show 2026, and see the featured models and parts all at once, please watch until the end! Please subscribe, like, and comment! #TokyoMotorcycleShow2026 #TokyoMotorcycleShow #HondaCB1000F #FreddieSpencer #CBR400 #V3R900 #Triumph #Yamaha #AraiHelmet #DoremiCollection #JTRIP #Bike #MotorcycleShow #BikeEvent #NewBike   / takuma_aoki     / 000000w   Contact Information E-mail [email protected] Self-Introduction Video    • 自己紹介   Profile Takuma Aoki, born 1974 1995: World Championship Round 3 JAPAN GP 500cc Class 3rd Place All Japan Championship Superbike Class Champion 1996: All Japan Championship Superbike 2-Year Consecutive Champion World Superbike Championship Winner 1997: World's premier road racing championship, 500cc class Achieved 5th place in the world rankings 1998: Suffered a spinal cord injury in a crash during testing at a test course in Tochigi 1999-2001: Appointed as Assistant Director of HRC; Won the Suzuka 8 Hours Endurance Race for 3 consecutive years 2007: FIA Asia Cross Country Rally, T2-G 2nd place (7th overall) 2009: Participated in the Dakar Rally 2011: FIA Asia Cross Country Rally, 3rd overall, 3rd in T1-D class 2012: Achieved 3rd place in the Super Taikyu ST-2 class rankings 2013: Participated in the FIA ​​GT ASIA FUJI round, 5th place in the GTM class FIA Asia Cross Country Rally, 11th place 2014: FIA GT ASIA GTM class rankings 2nd (3 wins) 　　　　　　　FIA Asia Cross Country Rally: 4th place 2015 FIA GTAsia “GTM class” Ranking 5th (LAMBORGHINI GALLARDO GT3) FIA AXCR: 9th overall, 7th in T1 class 2016 FIA Asian LeMans series GTcup class Champion (PORSCHE CUPGT3) FIA AXCR: 17th overall, 9th in T1 class 2017 FIA AXCR: 6th overall, 5th in T1 class 2018 FIA VdeV endurance championship: 3rd place in LMP3 class (3 times) 2019 FIA UltimateCUP endurance: 3rd place in LMP3 class (2 times) 　　　　　FIA AXCR: 13th overall, 9th in T1 class 　　　　　Riding a motorcycle for the first time in 24 years at the Suzuka 8 Hours Endurance Race August 2021 FIA: Participated in the 24 Hours of Le Mans, one of the world's three major car races, finishing in 32nd place. August 2023: Won the overall title at the FIA ​​Asia Cross Country Rally, his 14th appearance in his 17th year of participation. Takuma Aoki's television appearances: Athlet...