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Here are my CBs. The silver one is a '77 750k and the new one is my newly acquired '13 1100[Image: 954ae786a8b11df3f537cad6f7ed3a56.jpg]

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Worship Beautiful pair!
You can see the family lineage
For sure. Even more in these pics. Pretty cool! [Image: 3bf7b4ac638f91d7c319816134eb7f29.jpg][Image: 3a2fe643d7eaa786081656afaa171cdc.jpg]

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I want to replace that seat on the '13 with the retro one...anybody recommend one over another? I like the old style side covers too, but I'm not sure if I want them or the '14 color matched covers more...

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Nice stable, Scott! The CB750 and CB1100 is the perfect combo in my book. The only difficulty is trying to decide which one to ride on any given day Tongue
Nice pair Scott. I find the 2014 seat a bit more comfortable than the 2013 seat, but it have only had the 2014 Dlx 2 days and 300 miles of riding. There is a 2014 Dlx seat for sale on eBay.


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I love the air cleaner cover (side cover) on the 750. It's just so obvious what is happening there with the air flow, the way the side cover narrows down towards the air box and carberators.

The 1100 side covers and air box covers do not express the inner workings as well as the old bike does. This concealment of function is my main difficulty with the covers on the 1100. Of course the 1100 is miles ahead of any modern sport bike as regards showing how the thing works. The plastics of the sport bikes are designed to slip through the air at speeds that will land you in jail if attempted on the street.

The mismatch between form and typical use with modern sport bikes is comical in my opinion.
Nice bikes, Scott and nicely put Greg. Is the tank on the CB750 larger in capacity?
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That's the first time I've seen two like that side by side.
Thanks for the post.
The tank on the 750 is larger, it holds over 4 gallons...closer to 5. I get almost exactly the same range on a tank on both bikes which makes me laugh! Better mpg on the 1100 makes up for less capacity in the tank

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