Hi all,
I re-registered as sleeper. (really RajunCajun here.
My password somehow deleted, tried resetting it …problems. My email is old so I can’t reset.
Well, anyway I went to Florida and bought areal nice 2017 CB1100EX.
I stopped in Biloxi for 3 nights on the way back. I even have pictures. I’ve waited a LONG Tim for a bike like this. Let’s see if I can post images….
Nope, I guess newbies aren’t allowed to post pictures…
Lol yes newbies are allowed to post pics. How are you trying to do it?
Sleeping RajunCajun, posting photos through the forum software requires that you reduce the file size of the photo to 250kb. Otherwise you need to use a photo-hosting site like Imgur or Postimage and link to the pictures in it. For the linking option, see
http://cb1100forum.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=12717.
If your photos are on your phone, you can also easily use the Tapatalk app to upload and host photos.
Don't hesitate to ask more questions or PM for help.
Welcome to your Forum Home Coming sleeper.
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. Only 991.0 miles on this beauty! Still under transferred factory warranty. Orig purchase date of #97 is 3/19 by the original owner.
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The strapped down bike correctly still “floats” on its own suspension.
[attachment=15401]. My 15 year old “Nighthawk Hitch Hauler” still works fine. Baton Rouge to Dayton, 9.5 hours each way …And I slept real well after I got home!
Nice bikes
Perfect CB transportation!!
sleeper: How do you mount/unmount the legendary CB? A ramp?
If so, is the ramp in the truck payload?
Do you ride the beast up the ramp or just push it?
I like that setup with three metal beams coming from the hitch. I have the Black Widow one rated at 600 lbs and was a bit scared to put my CB on it. Put my Ninja 400 across the country with no problem on it.
Sweet looking bike too... that looks really clean!
Wow, would never think you could haul a CB like that. Beautiful bike btw. Congrats
Great bike, great transport job. Oh, and congratulations on such a great job of posting the photos. I'm sure I'm not the only one who wants to see more pictures of that bike on the road. Congratulations!