This article about a concept for a twin-powered modern GB1000

*whistle....*

https://www.rideapart.com/articles/30597...r-concept/

Moved the bike over by the citrus trees so I could do some woodworking, evening light inspired me to shoot it. Nikon D500, Sigma 100mm F1.4 (beast of a lens and gives me killer puppy shots ).

buddy of yours? (click on pic to enlarge then click on box in upper rh corner to really enlarge lol)

The Honda badge across the forks? Anyone sourced them?

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When I purchased my CB 1100 RS June last year I did it to have a bike I
can ride all months long. But after sunny weather but still salt on the roads I decided not to ride with the CB. My other rides (1980 and 1986 Police Kawasakis) are also “good weather bikes”.
What to do?!
Found on eBay market place a 1996 Kawa GPX 600 R.
Ugly color scheme, ugly designed fearing, but only 450€

Bad weather bike is mine

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I am hoping the bikes fits in here, I think it will and I had it built with 4 corner strap rings and wall slots for straps also has a ramp door. Might be able to make a Rally yet if not to far.....

Did any one see the great SBK races in Australia , Ducati did very well and the new 10 lap race was exiting too.
I see them now on Dish TV , they still carry BEIN SPORT. , I left Direct TV after 15 years as they decided not to have BEIN SPORT any longer.

This review was done back in August 2016. What I find great is with the availability of modern videography, we can practically re-live the bikes of yesteryear. This convenience was previously not available back then.

In this video, this is the case from the saddle. The bike walk around is weak, but the riding experience is reasonably shared and some Forum members who were fortunate to ride a V65 Magna may resonate with this flick.

I enjoy all the best things the first generation Honda V65 Magna had to offer. It was a bike to be reckoned with when it first came out on the market in 1982 being the fastest production bike at the time, even faster (and heavier) than lighter sport bikes. It also looked very good doing it (in the eye of this beholder).

Hope you enjoy.

[url=https://youtu.be/CzQjahHGqoI]1984 Honda V65 Magna Test Ride/Review

Ride to work on the CB1100 !
https://youtu.be/gAm-7J7Y0OA