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Posted by: wiredgeorge_imp - 12-16-2015, 04:40 AM - Forum: Mechanical & Technical
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Just curious... Bought my 2013 CB1100A second hand and it has a Bridgestone BT41 mounted on the rear and a Metzler Z6 mounted on the front and both are stock size. Realize the Metzler didn't come stock; how about the Bridgestone. Which specific Bridgestone came from the factory.
I won't even bother ask which tires to buy because everyone who has ever bought a tire thinks their tire is peachy-keen bwhahahah
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Posted by: Volchkoff_imp - 12-15-2015, 10:51 PM - Forum: Mechanical & Technical
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Dear friends,
I am going to install the alarm system. To do it I removed plastic box under the seat and found plugs, connected to turn signals etc.
I listed manual, but didn't find pin description of those sockets. Could you help me with that kind of information? Or just a photo of electric scheme.
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| Centerstand - Noob question... |
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Posted by: quietguy_imp - 12-15-2015, 09:19 AM - Forum: General Discussion
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My CTX700 also has chain final drive, but the bike has no centerstand so chain cleaning and lubing is a chore.
Thankfully, the CB1100 has the centerstand.
My question is, can the bike be muscled onto the stand while planted on the saddle?
I've never been comfy trying to get a bike up while standing on the kickstand side of the bike for fear of it toppling to the right. And, I live alone so don't have a "spotter".
... Just wondering
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Posted by: Paulb_imp - 12-15-2015, 04:52 AM - Forum: Other Bikes
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I began riding back in 1966 and my bikes have mostly reflected the air cooled unfaired style of that era. Bikes I've owned include: Vmax 1200, Bandit 1200, Buell, Enfield 500, Suzuki VX800, Guzzi Californian 1100 etc. I bought my CB1100 because it perfectly fits my design criteria of being a modern bike designed to a retro style. Unfortunately, some manufacturers confuse 'retro' with 'fake'. I'm thinking of water cooled engines with cooling fins and fuel injectors designed to resemble carburettors. The new Triumph Bonneville and Truxton fall into this category and Harley have been down this route with fake Hardtail suspension. One of my favourite new bikes last year was the Indian Scout and I think the engine looks great without fake cooling fins. I'm not having a go at bike designs, just voicing my personal opinion and I would appreciate hearing other views. Perhaps a poll might be appropriate.
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