(04-01-2014, 09:36 AM)dailyrider_imp Wrote: [ -> ] (04-01-2014, 03:56 AM)scott will_imp Wrote: [ -> ]not a pic of my actual bike, but it was blue n white and i hauled more stuff with that bike
You too huh. I used a milk crate on my SL-125 & SL-175 back in the day. My younger brothers learned to ride on the SL-125 in North Dakota & my pregnant wife learned on the SL-175 in Detroit MI. Same color as yours. Those were two great bikes.
Whoa, you folks like living dangerously it sounds like. Bet that baby grew up to like motorcycles!
I had a blue milk crate on by 1976 CB360. It worked great but no rubber bands, two Al plates and bolts. Good joke however.
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Great stuff about the old school milk crate storage! Speaking of retro, although the modern Givi trunks look great on the CB1100, here's a cheaper retro looking alternative I use on my two '70's CB's:
http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com/187...vel-trunk.
Looks like it might work on the CB11 with the rack.
I've had mine for years and find them extremely convenient.
Nice looking rear trunk. Even better looking little Honda twin!
I just couldn't help myself........
(04-01-2014, 11:07 AM)enzo_imp Wrote: [ -> ]I just couldn't help myself........
Very nice -- the blue, cut-down model. Very sleek. Make sure you inspect the rubber bands regularly.
Scooby, that's brilliant. I love it. The Givi thing's a goner. And rubber bands too. Just brilliant.
