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Very nice pictures! I think, I should do an USA excursion once on my CB.

I wonder, how does the fuel range of the CB cover these country sides? Are there still enough fuel stations?
Love that first photo Jazzman. Looking forward to your seat time report.
(01-26-2016, 07:56 PM)Django_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Very nice pictures! I think, I should do an USA excursion once on my CB.

I wonder, how does the fuel range of the CB cover these country sides? Are there still enough fuel stations?

At one time in some western state's spacing of fuel stations could be a real problem but not so much anymore. Carrying one of the compact fuel bottles would be a good plan in some areas.
(01-26-2016, 11:57 PM)The ferret_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Love that first photo Jazzman. Looking forward to your seat time report.

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I'm envious of you being able to ride your bike in late January! Very nice pictures! I hate getting this much snow. Eight to ten more years of seeing patients and I can buy a little condo way down south to spend my winters riding my bike as well! Celebrate

It was an excellent motorcycle ride. Thanks! Here's one of my photos.

CB1100 in a field of Desert Gold

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Nice pic Bob!
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