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I am very happy to report I have purchased a 2013 CB1100 in Bemidji, Minnesota and will be flying out in July to ride it home to western Oregon. I previously had a 2013 CB1100 along with 5 other beautiful machines that were all lost when everything I owned burned to the ground in the September 2020 Oregon wildfires. The CB1100 is the one that I had to replace as it just does it for me like no other bike. It just does.
So sorry to hear that you lost everything xs650boy. But it's great that you're replacing your CB. Good luck with your new purchase!
(06-10-2022, 12:13 AM)xs650boy_imp Wrote: [ -> ]I am very happy to report I have purchased a 2013 CB1100 in Bemidji, Minnesota and will be flying out in July to ride it home to western Oregon. I previously had a 2013 CB1100 along with 5 other beautiful machines that were all lost when everything I owned burned to the ground in the September 2020 Oregon wildfires. The CB1100 is the one that I had to replace as it just does it for me like no other bike. It just does.

Happy to hear you found a replacement. Those fires were aweful and the evac zone came within 5,6 miles of where I live. I've ridden through a number of communities where you can see the blackened remains of trees...and people rebuilding their homes. Hope this CB allows you to regain that "like no other bike" feel.
Wow... you couldn't find a 2013 CB any closer than Minnesota? They're a pretty common bike (in CB terms) and easy to find. guessing this one... https://www.cycletrader.com/listing/2013...5021675562 It's got low miles... Undecided
What's so special about this one that you have to go 2/3 across the country for?
I couldn’t imagine losing everything that you did xs650boy. It’s great you are on the rebound and found your replacement CB1100. If you are happy with the deal, that is all that matters! Besides, it gives you an opportunity to take an interesting trip home!
Congratulations xs650boy. I’m sorry for your loss. I’ve had other friends lose everything in fires and it has been heartbreaking for them. Enjoy the ride home. Take pictures and tell us about it.
Glad you found a nice one and can make the trip! I'm sorry for the circumstances that made you. Where abouts in Oregon? I haven't rode up by Detroit Lake yet. Spent every summer camping South Shore. Planning a ride this summer and know I'll be wide eyed and teary from more than the wind.
(06-10-2022, 01:52 AM)Sparky80_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Wow... you couldn't find a 2013 CB any closer than Minnesota? They're a pretty common bike (in CB terms) and easy to find. guessing this one... https://www.cycletrader.com/listing/2013...5021675562 It's got low miles... Undecided
What's so special about this one that you have to go 2/3 across the country for?

It is an interesting question,

Maybe he has family there? Maybe he wants an adventure?
If you got this one.....nice score.

https://www.cycletrader.com/listing/2013...5021675562
The description says the bike has an aluminum swingarm. Nope

Also says the exhaust has a chrome finish. Nope

I like the part about the cast wheels being light and easy to clean. Yeah, easy to clean but have you picked one up? They aren’t light to me.

Nice bike though. Looks stock except for the windscreen.
(06-10-2022, 08:42 PM)Lord Popgun_imp Wrote: [ -> ]The description says the bike has an aluminum swingarm. Nope

Also says the exhaust has a chrome finish. Nope

I like the part about the cast wheels being light and easy to clean. Yeah, easy to clean but have you picked one up? They aren’t light to me.

Nice bike though. Looks stock except for the windscreen.

ROFL

Some superfluous and incorrect information? Since when has civilian-grade motorcycle cast aluminum wheels been heavier or lighter?
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