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the 1100 is already a legend..a thing of beauty.. I am glad i was able roll out a brand new bike in its pedigree once again..never thought it would again be possible. Thank you Honda..!
(07-30-2013, 04:55 PM)HondaJon_imp Wrote: [ -> ]
(07-28-2013, 10:55 AM)ChipBeck_imp Wrote: [ -> ]
(07-27-2013, 08:49 AM)Randy B_imp Wrote: [ -> ]This reminds my a lot of:

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This...1995-1996 CB1000:

Wow, look at the muffler on that thing. It looks like a scuba tank or a helium cylinder. I know how hard it is to meet modern noise standards but good grief that rediculous muffler wouldn't last 10 minutes on any motorcycle I owned. I thought the stock CB1100 muffler was huge but this one takes the cake. It dominates the whole bike.

Chip

Wow, look at the muffler on that thing. It looks like a scuba tank or a helium cylinder. I know how hard it is to meet modern noise standards but good grief that rediculous muffler wouldn't last 10 minutes on any motorcycle I owned. I thought the stock CB1100 muffler was huge but this one takes the cake. It dominates the whole bike.

Chip
Hey Chip, nothing beats a Yamaha Warrior. It's muffler can be used as a trash can it's so large.

Wow, look at the muffler on that thing. It looks like a scuba tank or a helium cylinder. I know how hard it is to meet modern noise standards but good grief that rediculous muffler wouldn't last 10 minutes on any motorcycle I owned. I thought the stock CB1100 muffler was huge but this one takes the cake. It dominates the whole bike.

Chip
Hey Chip, nothing beats a Yamaha Warrior. It's muffler can be used as a trash can it's so large.
What's silly is that the can on the Warrior doesn't bother me... it was just impossible to throw any sort of bags onto the bike for trips that caused me to remove the stock exhaust... Also, it was even quieter than the CB11. I managed to find a set of the Speedstar 2 into 1 drag pipes locally for a steal. It's still up high, but now I at least have the option of throw-over bags.

I didn't even notice the exhaust on the CB1300 until Chip mentioned it... of course, now I can't un-see it when I look at the pic.
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