and yes those last 2 are the same bus, same intersection different day/time

For those that ride 2 up does your passenger have issues with their foot-pegs? My wife hates the ones on the CB1100 so I'm looking to replace them and thought this would be a good place to start. The narrowness and all metal just doesn't work for anything beyond a short ride. Anyone replaced them and if so what did you use?

I have had my CB1100 for 3 months and love it. It is great for commuting and for short trips.

My local dealer has a 2007 Honda Shadow Sabre 1100 for sale. It only had 1,416 miles on it and it looks to be in great shape. Anyone ever had this bike before and is it good for longer trips?

Does anybody else see a scenario down the road when the last few large displacement air cooled bikes appreciate in value if kept in good condition since they will likely go the way of the dodo bird after 2020? I'm just thinking in the not too distant future, people will be waxing nostalgic about "back in the day" when such machines were available given it's going to take a Herculean effort to keep them alive once Euro5 goes live. Then again, it's probably only obsessive gearheads that care or even notice anything has changed at all when everything is liquid cooled or electric.


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Early this morning



Love this long sweeper



riding along the river



Thank you .. Ohio State Highway Patrol

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Hey everybody i do a bit of two up touring and my gal completely hates the stock seat. She is approx 5'5" 160, wide rear , is the corbin seat decently wider than the stock? Should i just save my moola for a dual russel seat instead?

The gf absolutely loves the bike (other than the seat on 1+ hr trips) and wont let me buy another for now so getting another seat is the only option lol.

Edit: has anybody put wider passenger pegs on their bike??

Beautiful motorcycle.

[url=http://ridermagazine.com/2017/10/03/2018-triumph-bonneville-speedmaster-first-look-review/]2018 Triumph Bonneville Speedmaster

After 22000 Miles on my 2001 Triumph Bonneville the rear shocks were showing signs of degradation with rides becoming very uncomfortable. I ordered a set of Hagon Shocks through Dave Quinn.

http://www.davequinnmotorcycles.com/cgi-...c.cgi/home

Very happy with the nitrogen filled damper.

Totally trivial but I know that a lot of us dissect every detail on these bikes so...
Anyone know why they "solidified" the rearsets on the 2017?
I recall that when they originally designed the the 2011-2014s, they purposefully put holes or cutouts in the rearsets.
-would like to hear other members opinion on this.
Also somebody on here mentioned that they didn't particularly like the new aluminum chain guard... I agree and it does take away a little from the shiny bits of the exhaust area.