I ordered one of these yesterday. I feel the front end needs a little support and solidification.
http://superbrace.com/shop/2282-honda-cb1100/

Here it is:-

At least here in Germany and/or Europe, two (!) new models of the CB 1100 are announced:
- CB 1100 2014
- CB 1100 EX

The CB 1100 2014 model comes with a 6 gear box, new color "graphite black", modified signal lights, 17,5 L fuel tank, gear indicator, 17" rims, and more dashboard info (avg. consumption etc.)
The CB 1100 EX comes additionally with spoke wheels, a 4-2-2 exhaust, and painted side covers.

[url=http://www.tourenfahrer.de/artikel/artikel/detail/News/honda-cb-1100-ex/]Here is a link to a german motor bike magazine, it is in German language of course.

EDIT: Added some more information. Caution - I found sometimes contradicting information regarding the two models, e.g. some say only the EX has 17" rims, some say both models have.

He is the new proud owner of my CB!

Black bodywork and Tadao SP "Power Box" two-tail exhaust
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As I was riding yesterday i kept thinking about all the different riding conditions members of the forum must have to ride in..members in L.A., in New York city, member in Fla, Az, Tx where I imagine riding is much different than the riding I do. Most of my riding is like this shown in the video below ( if link doesn't work..just youtube "Honda CB1100 spring ride" ) 55 mph curvy back roads with very little traffic. What I call "rhythm roads" very little shifting, 4 th gear or 5 th gear, let off a little for the sharper curves, maybe click down one gear, roll on to pull yourself out of the curve accelerate and click up a gear, before repeating. More Cherahola Skyway than Dragon if you've ever been down that way...or Blue Ridge Parkway with a 10 mph higher limit and no tourists. I live out in the country and roads like this are available starting .7 mile from my garage door. Anytime I can get away, great riding is right there. The CB 1100 is made for this type of riding. I feel so blessed, and feel sorry for those that have to ride for hours to get to good roads.

Watch the vid..one of the best pure riding vids I have seen. I believe the videographer is a member here, although I can't think of his forum name.

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Went to Tortilla Flat the other day. For those of you in PHX, you know its a decently twisty, but short ride. I haven't been there since 3 years ago when I had my last bike (GSXR750). Well, back then, the road was nice and smooth. Now, the road looked like something from a third world country. Lots of buckled spots, potholes, and...well, just an overall crappy road. The CB handled great, but the road beat me up. I had already ridden about 90 minutes before heading there and my tailbone was feeling abused from the seat. Overall though, was a great day with an amazing machine.

Temps in the mid to high 40s and winds gusting up to 15 mph. What we in Ohio call " cool and blustery " . Had the little camera along so I snagged some pics

First stop was Washington Township park, one of the first places I stopped to take pics of my new CB 1100, 7 months ago


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Next stop was the Power plant in Moscow Ohio

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And the tower next to it

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Think your house is kinda small? My next stop was the birthplace of the 18 th? President of the United States Ulysses S Grant. I've been inside... Not a lot of room for a family..or for a single person. I've been in campers with more living space

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Then it was about a 20 minute ride up to East Fork State Park. I used to hunt all of this back in the 70s before they built a dam and flooded it to make a recreational lake..a big one too

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Drove down to the beach to see the girls in bikinis, but no one there but me and the gulls..we had the beach to ourselves

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Stopped for a pic on the way home..there used to be a lot of color in this spot ( top of the hill on my property) but in the last month all the leaves have fallen except those on the cedars and the Asian honey suckle.

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Not the most beautiful day out, but a lousy weather day of riding is still better than a beautiful sunny day at work

Thought I'd share a picture of MotoGP world champion Marc Marquez testing Team Honda's 2014 factory bike. Notice the elbow bent into the body.

Don't try this at home!

Since our tires choices are quite limited. I'm wondering if anyone had toyed the idea of having 17 inch wheels set on our ride?