The CB1100 Community Forum

Sorry I overstepped the rules. Now I know.

Regards,

Bob (Ohiorider)

No apology necessary, Bob. Welcome aboard.

May I just add that I for one appreciate the civility and good manners of this forum, and that might have something to do with the fact that I'm 71 (coming up to 72). The CB gets heavier to manoeuvre each summer, but I have learned not to try and throw it about like I did when I was a youngster of 65. May we all ride safe this summer gentlemen.

Old Bob

Turns out you are not so old in this group old bob lol

I'm too old to recall if I voted in this poll in the last 3 years +

(03-10-2017, 12:51 PM)huxley2_imp Wrote: [ -> ]I'm too old to recall if I voted in this poll in the last 3 years +

LOL! I know how you feel Luckily there is an asterisk by the age you voted for.

I'm 54

This is kinda on topic..... But this just came up on my radar the other day: If you are 62 or older, a US citizen, you can purchase a Senior Pass from the Feds (six different participating agencies, but rec sites and parks are the biggies) for $10. LIFE TIME PASS.

The law was passed late last year to up the price to $80 but it has not taken affect yet so if you are so inclined best to get your bum in gear and spring for one. If you visit parks and rec areas (see the link for a better list) even $80 is a deal. But $10 is a screaming deal.

https://store.usgs.gov/pass/general.html

If you can't visit a site in person you can do it via snail mail (see the rules) and they add a $10 handling fee.

Got mine when I turned 62 a few year ago - What a deal - used twice last summer.

55 in about fourteen days!!