He says that now bwahahahaha
So TinBoat joins the Sith Lord Redbirds and his followers like Rocky. I feel a disturbance in the force.
RLETs are both a blessing and a curse. No Honda CB-anything should be without them. BUT, in a cramped garage, they do reach out and grab your shirt as you walk by, causing you to stumble, or worse, bump the bike into the bike parked next to it.
(07-08-2017, 11:56 PM)ClassicVW_imp Wrote: [ -> ]RLETs are both a blessing and a curse. No Honda CB-anything should be without them. BUT, in a cramped garage, they do reach out and grab your shirt as you walk by, causing you to stumble, or worse, bump the bike into the bike parked next to it.
That's the CB1100's way of telling you, let me out of this cramped garage I want to go for a ride.
Really Classic?
You need a garage as small as mine. The bikes are parked too close to walk between. OTOH, the left RLET will get me sometimes
The dang mirror gets me ALL the time
Is that because you walk like that banana, popgun?
Maybe THATS the problem
or this.
I have much more room in my 20x24' garage now that I am down: a 74 XL 350 and an 86 Aspencade with a sidecar, and only added the CB1100 to join the ST1100 and the 81 CB650c. But the S.O.'s car shall not sit in the sun, rain, or snow and must have her half of the garage. Oh. I forgot to mention my son's 6' tool box on my half, along with my own more modest tool collection.
Cramped for sure. The RLET's wouldn't catch my shirt. I can't get to my tools unless I move one of the bikes. There is no squeezing between them.
Jim
I'm almost as bad. Two cars and four bikes in a 2-car garage. Nothing moves until something moves.