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  Unusual rig seen in FL
Posted by: Lunchbag - 01-26-2026, 01:26 PM - Forum: Other Bikes - Replies (14)

While vacationing in sunny FL last week (before returning to 10 deg F MD Saturday) I saw this rig while heading into Daytona Beach.  The funny part is, I saw him again 2+ hrs later after leaving town, and he had a cartop carrier somehow attached to the platform, oriented vertically on its side.  I wasn't able to get a photo that time since we passed head-on.  So now I know that flatbed utility sidecars are a thing.
   

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  Indian Chief VINTAGE
Posted by: alprider - 01-24-2026, 12:11 PM - Forum: Other Bikes - Replies (4)

OOOOOMG........ My dream has come true Angel... Heart Heart Heart Heart

I already liked my VTX1300S because of its wide fenders and the Kawasaki VN Drifter 800/1500. Biker

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  Equipping a Home Shop
Posted by: rdprdp01 - 01-24-2026, 01:18 AM - Forum: Great Tools . . . - Replies (19)

Despite what the Euro 5 Emission Advocates may believe, the CB1100 deserves much respect. A case can be made that emissions are not the only consideration when you evaluating a motorcycle that could easily last 250,000 miles and 50 years with only basic maintenance. Our motorcycles iare more "green" than what an exhaust test might indicate. Smile

For a relatively modest investment, it is possible to equip a home shop with the tools necessary to maintain a CB1100 with confidence. For whatever it is worth, here is what I have acquired along the way.

Safety Goggles and Gloves

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Basic Mechanic Tool Set

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[b]Persuaders


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Torque Wrenches

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Scrapers, Sanders, Duct Tape, Electrical Tap, Zip Ties. JB Weld

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Pliers and Scrapers

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Tape Measures and Ruler

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Lights and Roller Seat

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Manuals and Tablets (Windows and Apple)

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Fluid Collectors and Protective Floor Mat

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We are all pressed for space in our garages. For perspective, see the total storage required for my tools relative to the size of motorcycle.

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I am not sure if this Thread will spark much interest. Smile But if anyone would like me to add some links to learn more tool specifics, please let me know. I would be delighted to add them to this Thread.

Take care and stay warm. David

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  Help from the hive mind: Intermittent Starter Issue (2017)
Posted by: JRD - 01-20-2026, 03:52 PM - Forum: Mechanical & Technical - Replies (10)

Good afternoon. I have been experiencing an issue with the start button not triggering and wanted to get y'all's takes and see if anyone else has experienced it. I'm handy enough to manage basic maintenance, but electrical is a bit intimidating for me. It's only happened three times so I don't now that I can isolate a pattern or cause. I'll tell you what I know and maybe we can figure it out together?

In all three cases when I turn the key, the electrical turns on, the gauges light up, the dials swing and settle into natural. I then push the button to start and nothing happens: it doesn't click or whir or try to turn over. Simply nothing.

In all three cases I was not starting from cold. Twice I had gotten to my destination, left the bike for 30 minutes or so, and then experienced the fault trying to start it back up. In one case I had turned the bike on, moved it only about 30 feet, turned it off for 1-2 minutes, and then experienced the fault trying to start it again.

Sometimes when I turn the key to the "on" position the bike makes an electrical whir as the electronics kick on (the fuel pump maybe?). That didn't happen any of the times I experienced a fault. Maybe because the bike is already warm? I would have to trouble-shoot more to figure out when exactly that happens and if it matters.

In all three cases I let the bike sit for 5-10 minutes, intermittently kicking the kick-stand up and down, flipping the kill switch on and off, and pushing it in and out of neutral. Eventually it started back up.

On two of the times I remember hearing a slight electronic *click* the last time turning the key back to the "on" position before the successful start.

When it does successfully start it doesn't chug or struggle at all. Starts up clean

Have any of you experienced this on your CBs or other bikes? Or does this sounds like something you know and can diagnose? Any ideas for tests or troubleshooting?

Thanks!

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  a lamp a guy made for me
Posted by: 1973cb750 - 01-19-2026, 09:12 AM - Forum: General Discussion - Replies (1)

some of you might be interested in this. I came accross this guy on face book who makes lamps and he designed one up for me. hes in the uk and was fast to ship very pleased.  
his face book can be found here dont be affraid to message him i think he charged me around 100$ shipped https://www.facebook.com/tony.tyler.50596

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  oem parts accessories
Posted by: 1973cb750 - 01-18-2026, 08:17 PM - Forum: Accessories/Modifications - Replies (20)

been searching quite a bit did honda ever have a brochure for oem accessories for the 13 14 17 ? im talking the oem rack grips lock etc would be nice to have a complete list of all the honda accessories??

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  Used spares in UK?
Posted by: sprint - 01-18-2026, 08:07 AM - Forum: For Sale / Wanted to Buy — Members - Replies (4)

Can anybody advise where you may find used spares for the 2017 on CB1100 EX or RS bikes?

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  Used spares in UK?
Posted by: sprint - 01-18-2026, 08:04 AM - Forum: General Discussion - Replies (1)

Anybody know where you may be able to find used spares in the UK for the 2017 on CB1100 EX or RS?

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  New bike day!
Posted by: Nick Tatlow - 01-16-2026, 09:19 AM - Forum: New Members - Replies (36)

Hi everyone,
Just shaken hands on my 2013 CB1100. Collecting next weekend and can't wait to ride it. Gorgeous bike! 
Nick

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  New Triumphs
Posted by: Gone in 60 - 01-16-2026, 01:12 AM - Forum: Other Bikes - Replies (1)

Tonight, Mrs. G and I went to the traveling “Triumph Unleashed 2026 Tour” that was passing through our local Triumph dealer. Lots of cool people, free snacks and drinks, why not!

We hung out with the head organizer for the Los Angeles Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride, a very nice gentleman himself. I’ve ridden the Orange County DGR for the past few years, but I think he’s convinced me to do the L.A. ride this year. I also met the head of the local 59 Club, and I might try some rides with them. They seem like a cool group of guys.

They also did an “unveiling” of theee new Triumph models. First was the Trident 800. I have to say I was a bit smitten. And if you find a bike that matches yours, you need to get one, right? Red with black and silver trim stripes on the tank… just like a 2013 CB1100…

They also showed off the latest versions of the 400 single, the Thruxton and the Tracker.

A pretty cool scene!



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