I'm from Page AZ right next to Lake Powell. Small town in the middle of the Arizona desert. haha Its fun many roads to take on my way to work. For now the video shows in town. When it gets warmer here I will be posting more videos around Arizona. Roads and routes it take on the weekends. Hope you enjoy the video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tV9fxrmwjsM

How many of these great roads have you ridden

http://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/tripidea...spartandhp

I just order a Corbin Gunfighter & Lady for my bike but before that I was searching the web. A seat I was looking at, a K&H was listed at $325 but they just dropped the price to $243.75 with free shipping! Item # 132056670987

Takashi's been busy:

http://www.samurider.com/?cat=98

Before I take a stab at installing the my battery tender permanent rings on by CB1100, I was curious if anyone has any advice or suggestion on the best way to route the cable for quick hookup/disconnect?

Couldn't find a thread on this topic, but if there is one just let me know.

Thanks!

Well, after 23 years of daily use, my trusty Battery Tender (1.25A) has finally died. That was a good run. Unfortunately, the bike it's been plugged into now has a discharged battery. We'll see if one of my spare Battery Tender Jr.'s (0.75A) can revive it.

Just got my new rims, waited just about a year for them, JB-power magtan had to make a set of these for the 2014 and newer, Honda changed the axel and bearing size. This was done with the great help from Takashi [samurider]many many thanks to him. Takashi says the first ones to get made. It was a long wait but he did it.
Just two more mods left.

I just saw the price on Honda's website for the new 2017 CB1100 and it's listed at $12,199 plus shipping, wow! I am a little surprised and thought it would have been closer to $10,000. Makes me want to keep my 2013.

I'm looking into picking up my CB1100 from Cleveland. I was thinking of getting it on March break this year, however it may be too cold to ride it home yet. My wife has a dodge caravan, you think it'll fit in the back? I've seen pictures online of bikes in vans. Even better has anyone done it with this specific bike and the same minivan ? Ours is a 2014 dodge caravan with stow and go.

The reality is that I have not been riding much at all lately. But my eyes have been improving so I got a chance to hop on the CB for a short ride to the north side of Portland and the Kenton and St John's neighborhoods. Initially this was going to be all about grabbing a shot of my CB with the Paul Bunyan statue for the Monthly Photo Challenge thread. But then I realized that the PB statue isn't too far away from my favorite donut stop: the [url=http://tulippastryshop.com/]Tulip Pastry Shop. Temps were somewhere in the upper 30's / lower 40's when I made my pastry run. It was a nice ride, with the exception of all of the gravel spewed about the streets (leftover from the winter storm that hit this town not too long ago).

Paul was looking a bit worse for wear than the last time I saw him. There is a group of people working to raise money to help with the cost of paint and other materials needed to get old Paul fixed up again. Their effort is appropriately named: [url=http://paintpaulpdx.org/]"Paint Paul". Despite all the wear and tear, Paul made for a great background item to place my CB in front of for a quick photo.


Paul in all his "rustic glory".

After I said goodbye to Paul I headed over to the Tulip to enjoy my all-time favorite pasty creation: the half 'n half bar. The Tulip Pasty Shop fits right in with the CB1100 vibe — it's a real time warp. The place has been around for well over a half a century now and I doubt that it has changed much at all during that time. The half 'n half bar features one half maple frosting and one half chocolate frosting over a bar filled with butter cream. All made there on premise of course. Good stuff. I wish I had a camera on a lanyard, ferret style, for the ride home when I crossed over the [url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Johns_Bridge]St John's Bridge. It's truly a beautiful bridge.


The true highlight of the morning — the half 'n half bar.

(Okay, so while the half 'n half bar was definitely not shy on substance, I realize that this seat time report is. I really just wanted an excuse to post a photo that involved some awesome less-than-healthy food, much like those shared so often by our esteemed ferret. Can you really blame me?)