Does anyone make dual chrome exhaust for a 14 STD? I've gone through the web sites and I see the 4 into 4 but not the 4 into 2 with chrome headers on back.
Thanks
Mike

The African Twin was sure getting a lot of attention at the Cleveland IX center last night but Honda did have a black CB1100 standard on display as well.
It appears to me they have not given up on the CB at this point but I am sad to say I did not see a lot of people looking at it but I for one was happy to see it on display.
I sat on a lot of bikes last night and the seating position of the CB1100 still feels as good as any to me.

Got my fork boots done. Thanks to Ferret's awesome write-up it was a piece of cake!
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Ole was nice enough to sell me his Chic fairing and fork brace. I really wanted to wait until it got a bit warmer to take off the Slipstreamer (and get the Chic Design fairing painted red) but hey, today was very nice so I tossed on the bikini fairing.

Fork brace went on too (the tube shields hit my larger horns so I had to "adjust" them to miss).

Would one of you kind gentlemen please measure the length of your throttle grip from end to end. I would do it myself but I don't have my bike here with me. Looking around at different grips and I need to know the exact overall length.

modmaster

Check out the funk

This Wed, I indoctrinated my redhead to one of my favorite local places to ride to. THis is City Park, aka Emma Long motorcycle park - a dedicated offroad motorcycle park only that's inside Austin City Limits (13 minutes from my house).


The general public can't walk, or hike out at this park, can't bring pets out there, can't ride any ATV, can't camp, can't do squat...just ride your offroad motorcycle and mountain/racing bicycles only.




One should be a solid "B" level dirt rider to ride out there - not for beginners.. It's mostly 1st and 2nd gear technical limestone stairsteps and drop offs. A 6 mile loop typically takes a B rider 45 minutes.


Thus this place is ideally suited for a dirt bike that weighs 150 lbs or less, and has alot of grunt right off the throttle. That's one reason why I keep a trials bike around... just to ride city park.



So, every WEDNESDAY afternoon until 10pm, I can be found at City Park. The Trials Club members come out there religously, and the guys who race enduros, they also come out on Wed. to ride the main loop. After sunset, we all stick around and chew the fat until 10pm.
On weekends, it's packed w/ not only trials and enduro riders, but some of the very best mountain bike riders/race amateurs/Lance Armstrong even (but not no more after confessing on Oprah).

TUESDAY NIGHT is Doc's watering hole...which I'll post up next...stay tuned.

Hi All,
Has anyone dropped their CB1100? Was it difficult to pick up?
I've seen pictures of bikes on their sides on other forums. Hate to see but can't look away, so post a pic if you got one!

Bet some of the older crowd might like this