The CB1100 Community Forum

36 yo. I don't own a CB11 but I ride one...

Just turned 40 November 6th. I was told that 40 is the new 30...lol

59 for 3 more months

Sent from my XT1060 using Tapatalk

I'm 66, just bought a CB 1100. Been riding since the day after I saw the Movie: ON ANY SUNDAY

I'm 48... And the reason I got the CB is because it reminded me of the old CB750 I had in the early 80's... It really brings back all those memories from that earlier machine. I've been looking at bikes for awhile after I stopped riding some 10 years ago.....and while looking at the various offerings, I kept thinking to myself, "why can't the build something that looks like normal bike, like the old CB"....Honda did, at least for a little while. I find it kind of funny that my assumption of what a normal bike should be is the look and feel of the old CB.

I just turned 50 and I feel like 30 on the CB! I was sad to put it away for the season.

Before I get 45 soon, I have to state that I bought the CB 1100 with 44. I bought the CB 1100 (I owned a Transalp XL700VA before) because for me it is a bike like a bike should be: straight, clean, pure, honest. No bling-bling.

60 is the new 40 we'll be working till we're 80.

(11-17-2013, 11:07 AM)CBXBob_imp Wrote: [ -> ]60 is the new 40 we'll be working till we're 80.

riding till we're 80 I can applaud, but 'working' till we're 80 I for one hope not -- working doesn't leave enough time for riding!

I'm 51, been riding for only two years and wish I'd have started decades ago. This is my third bike and by far my favorite!