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(07-25-2015, 10:00 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Pretty bike. Yea not as nice as a CB 1100, but a lot nicer than a 250 Rebel lol

+1 (3rd time in two days. Becoming a habit)
For some reason that Rebel makes me sad.

In its own way, it's a beautiful machine. Three years and eleven miles...oh, that hurts.

I see this so often. Time to time at various garages, there'll be an 80s small-displacement bike there, traded in or whatever...with a hundred or so miles on it Often times rusted out mufflers and whatnot...not from weather so much as incorrect storage.

Precision machine...made and then sold and then left to decompose, not even broken in. Even on my TW, I have 2000 miles on it, and the first season isn't even over. There's a lot to be said about the joys of a small bike...
That T100 looks lovely, but that trailer is just stunning!Big Grin
Great find for your son. The T-100 is a stunner in black. And that trailer...
(07-25-2015, 09:51 PM)redbirds_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Great find for your son. The T-100 is a stunner in black. And that trailer...

Thanks Steve. He's had his heart set on a black Bonnie from the beginning, glad he got what he wanted at a good price....and barely broken in ! I tried real hard to steer him onto a black CB. He wants to do a cross-country trip next year, so I sent him the new thread about the member that just did it on a T100 then bought a CB1100 when he got back ROFL
(07-09-2015, 07:14 AM)Chapomis_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Can't beat it at $2,900 for new. He really has his heart set on a Bonnie and his GF wants the Rebel, sounds like a plan to me. Not knowing that much about Bonnie's myself and hearing a lot of mention here, are there years that are better than others ?

It indeed DOES sound like a plan. He's a genius!

As far as Bonnies are concerned, I'm sure some here will nit pick each and every year's offering, but the modern version was introduced in 2001 and still continues. I would stay with fuel injection, which, I believe came to the US models in 2009. That said, I did own a 2006 which gave me no problems. Just treat the search for and inspection of as you would any other used bike purchase and you'll be fine.
(07-25-2015, 10:41 PM)Chapomis_imp Wrote: [ -> ]
(07-25-2015, 09:51 PM)redbirds_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Great find for your son. The T-100 is a stunner in black. And that trailer...

Thanks Steve. He's had his heart set on a black Bonnie from the beginning, glad he got what he wanted at a good price....and barely broken in ! I tried real hard to steer him onto a black CB. He wants to do a cross-country trip next year, so I sent him the new thread about the member that just did it on a T100 then bought a CB1100 when he got back ROFL

Trying to give him second thoughts eh. That's quite cruel you know.ROFL
Chapomis, is he going to take you on the cross-country ride?
I would love to do a cross country ride, but not on a motorcycle.
Not even on a CB1100?
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