Yes! RLETs install he must or Padawan remain he will
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First thing you do with a brand new bike is - drop it. After that you can relax
'14 CB1100 STD 5 speed
(12-29-2020, 04:45 AM)tod.branko_imp Wrote: [ -> ]First thing you do with a brand new bike is - drop it. After that you can relax
'14 CB1100 STD 5 speed
lol - heck, or buy it used (2 miles on the odo).
I always remove the 2 stickers from the top of the tank immediately after getting a new bike. Warm them up with a hair dryer and they peel off. Don't use a heat gun--it is not necessary to get them hot, or to risk damaging paint.
I tend to get a bike in the dead of winter. So, the first plan is typically determine how and when to ride it home. Forget getting it delivered. I want to know immediately if something is wrong, usually at the expense of road salting the bike to heck - but that is Canadian winter riding trade-off.
I don't want to be on my death bed wishing I shoulda spent more time riding and missing taking advantage of some winter opportunities. That would be a drag as your eyes pace the ceiling above your head.
(12-29-2020, 04:45 AM)tod.branko_imp Wrote: [ -> ]First thing you do with a brand new bike is - drop it. After that you can relax
'14 CB1100 STD 5 speed
Is that how you lost the 6th speed? In USA the '14 CB1100 STD is a 6 speed-at least mine is.
He's in the UAE. His market's 2014 Standard may be unchanged from the 5-spd 2013 model.
Use FS365 as opposed to that sticky mess ACF50 -
http://www.scottoiler.com/products/refil...protector/
Like anything it gets good and bad press but I like it. It can be sprayed over the bike post wash while it is still wet. It is not as long lasting as ACF50 but much less sticky, it is a very fine film.