I hope I am not breaking any protocols by doing this in the modifications board first. I have a like brand new (less than 400 miles) set of rear shocks from my 2013 Triumph Bonneville that I used on my 2013 CB1100 to lower it one inch. They have the correct size shock bushings in them so that they just bolt on in place of the original Honda shocks. The CB rode great with them on and it will really help those who are on the short side. They are all chrome and look just like the OEM Honda shocks.
I have them for sale in the classified section of the forum. Here is a pic of them on the bike.
modmaster
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So, modmaster, I see you've posted a couple of things for sale, including a manual. Are you getting ready to sell your CB?
Does the lowered back end make it more difficult to get the bike up on the centerstand? Just curious as it would seem to me to alter the angle and leverage of stepping on the stand a little bit? I can live with tippy toeing a little bit as is.5'8' 30 inch inseam.
I am 5"10" but all my height is in my torso. I have a 29" inseam so that's what limits me.
modmaster
samurider.com sells K&H seats ("low version") that will give you another inch or so.
(08-01-2016, 11:16 PM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: [ -> ]So, modmaster, I see you've posted a couple of things for sale, including a manual. Are you getting ready to sell your CB?
Don't feel bad
...I didn't get a response to the same question when I asked it of him in an earlier thread...perhaps it crosses the line of being "private business"?
Lowering the bike will make using the center stand more difficult. It will also decrease the lean of the bike when on the side stand, making that position a bit insecure when parked. At 5'6" and a 28" inseam, I can nearly flatfoot my CB and have found no reason to lower it but everyone has a different comfort level.
Note to Cormanus, a bug has apparently eaten your avatar.
Lowering the seat will not change the center of gravity and will only exacerbate the already tight and awkward seat to pegs relationship. Just saying. Yes all the other things like side stand lean and center stand effort were a compromise I was willing to make. Everyone has to look at these facts for sure before changing something. We all have different things that we like to change on our bikes to suit each others needs.
modmaster
(08-02-2016, 05:01 AM)Gumby 1100_imp Wrote: [ -> ] (08-01-2016, 11:16 PM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: [ -> ]So, modmaster, I see you've posted a couple of things for sale, including a manual. Are you getting ready to sell your CB?
Don't feel bad ...I didn't get a response to the same question when I asked it of him in an earlier thread...perhaps it crosses the line of being "private business"?
So it would seem. I'll just have to nurse my hurt.
(08-02-2016, 05:20 AM)redbirds_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Lowering the bike will make using the center stand more difficult. It will also decrease the lean of the bike when on the side stand, making that position a bit insecure when parked. At 5'6" and a 28" inseam, I can nearly flatfoot my CB and have found no reason to lower it but everyone has a different comfort level.
Note to Cormanus, a bug has apparently eaten your avatar.
Little thing's still running around looking for something so I thought I'd see what it comes up with before I release it.
Modmaster. I am convinced you dont exist. I have not seen another CB1100 in Milwaukee, Cudahy, So. Milwaukee, Stallis, Tosa, ANYWHERE.
