Thanks, yea my brother and I have been riding all over the country for a looonnnggg time lol
I'll bet the DCT IS awesome with the power of the Goldwing motor behind it. Good looking bike!
I only have 310 miles on it so far, but I recognize the DCT's brilliance.
No DCT here...
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And 6th is about the same ratio as 3rd on the CB1100. Similar dyno to the 1100 up to 7,000 RPM where the 1000R kicks up its heels. A bit of a juvenile delinquent compared to the CB1100 elder statesman.
(07-02-2021, 01:41 AM)Willmarth_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Thanks, yea my brother and I have been riding all over the country for a looonnnggg time lol
I'll bet the DCT IS awesome with the power of the Goldwing motor behind it. Good looking bike!
I only have 310 miles on it so far, but I recognize the DCT's brilliance.
No DCT here...
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And 6th is about the same ratio as 3rd on the CB1100. Similar dyno to the 1100 up to 7,000 RPM where the 1000R kicks up its heels. A bit of a juvenile delinquent compared to the CB1100 elder statesman.
Still a nice ride Will. To bad for me I cannot fit in those configurations.
(07-02-2021, 09:49 AM)GoldOxide_imp Wrote: [ -> ] (07-02-2021, 01:41 AM)Willmarth_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Thanks, yea my brother and I have been riding all over the country for a looonnnggg time lol
I'll bet the DCT IS awesome with the power of the Goldwing motor behind it. Good looking bike!
I only have 310 miles on it so far, but I recognize the DCT's brilliance.
No DCT here...
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And 6th is about the same ratio as 3rd on the CB1100. Similar dyno to the 1100 up to 7,000 RPM where the 1000R kicks up its heels. A bit of a juvenile delinquent compared to the CB1100 elder statesman.
Still a nice ride Will. To bad for me I cannot fit in those configurations.
Still a nice ride Will. To bad for me I cannot fit in those configurations.
It's a cool ride. The first generation 1000R is made in Italy ...
[url=https://www.motorcyclistonline.com/2008-honda-cb1000r-first-ride/]https://www.motorcyclistonline.com/2008-honda-cb1000r-first-ride/
It makes a spine tingling shriek out of the Yoshimura 3/4 system that features a cat delete but retains the O2 sensor for perfect fueling. My only complaint is that it's a bit cramped. I added some handlebar risers for my 64 year old neck and some Givi expandable soft bags that make her a fast grocery getter.