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RE: 100.000 miles on a CB 1100 - greekcb_imp - 05-28-2018
Awesome good job!
RE: 100.000 miles on a CB 1100 - F800GT_imp - 05-28-2018
Congrats !
Nice to hear the CB1100 handled 100,000 miles nicely !
RE: 100.000 miles on a CB 1100 - jimgl3_imp - 05-29-2018
have you ever checked or adjusted the valves?
RE: 100.000 miles on a CB 1100 - LongRanger_imp - 05-29-2018
Very impressive. Congrats!
RE: 100.000 miles on a CB 1100 - misterprofessionality - 05-29-2018
this is very pleasing to hear. my personal goal is 200k, though i'm sure i won't reach it as fast as all this. maybe in 17 years by my estimation :-p
RE: 100.000 miles on a CB 1100 - Dude_imp - 05-29-2018
(05-29-2018, 09:58 AM)jimgl3_imp Wrote: have you ever checked or adjusted the valves?
This is what i want to know also haha
RE: 100.000 miles on a CB 1100 - itsme67_imp - 05-29-2018
Thank you all for the overwhelming friendly replys and the congrats
(05-29-2018, 09:58 AM)jimgl3_imp Wrote: have you ever checked or adjusted the valves?
(05-29-2018, 04:01 PM)Dude_imp Wrote:(05-29-2018, 09:58 AM)jimgl3_imp Wrote: have you ever checked or adjusted the valves?
This is what i want to know also haha
I check the valves every 15.000 - 18.000 miles.
Adjusted only once (38.500 miles) and never more
In detail: in most cases I only exchanged wear parts (tyres, chain, oil, rear wheel damper, step rubber, headlight bulb, head pipe bearing, rear left wheel bearing, front brake disks, frond and rear brake pads).
Except this, i only had four minor issues:
- 53,400 km: some idling problems (solved)
- 62,065 km: 13 valves adjusted (and never again till now)
- 99.404 km: the starter switch was replaced
- 100.875 km: spokes were broken (rear wheel) - after 100.000 km and riding some bad streets with a lot of luggage even spokes are wear parts.
Absolute no issues for the last 61.000 km
All parts not mentioned are still original:
- Engine
- Battery
- Clutch
- Gearbox
- …
I am using Metzeler Z8, EBC pads and D.I.D. chains
A list of what / when I exchanged you'll find on my website (unfortunately my website is in German. I linked it via Google translate):
[url=https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=de&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=de&ie=UTF-8&u=http%3A%2F%2Fmotorrad-und-touren.de%2Fmotorraeder%2Fhonda-cb-1100-ex&edit-text=&act=url]
CB 1100 EX (problems and spare parts)
RE: 100.000 miles on a CB 1100 - KiowaEagle_imp - 05-29-2018
Congratulations itsme67!
I'm amazed that the clutch has lasted that long!
RE: 100.000 miles on a CB 1100 - Marc_imp - 05-30-2018
Thanks for sharing the maintenance information!
Your website is interesting as well.
What is your secret to finding enough time to do all the mileage every year?
Congratulations again.
RE: 100.000 miles on a CB 1100 - itsme67_imp - 05-30-2018
(05-30-2018, 12:15 PM)Marc_imp Wrote: Thanks for sharing the maintenance information!
Your website is interesting as well.
What is your secret to finding enough time to do all the mileage every year?
Congratulations again.
Thank you Marc!
The secret is: I'm totally addicted
- I have no car
- I ride to office by bike
- I am riding the bike during winter as long as there no snow/ice
- I am doing business trips by bike
For the last point:
When I have two options either (a) jump into a car / train / plane for a Monday morning meeting on early Sunday and beeing stressed or (b) rolling my suit into the bag, jumping on my bike Friday afternoon / Saturday morning, having a perfect weekend while spending only one additonal day compared to the first option and being relaxed (a) ...
what do you think I prefer?
