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If the CB1100 didn't exist - Printable Version +- The CB1100 Community Forum (https://cb1100forum.net/forum) +-- Forum: Other Stuff (https://cb1100forum.net/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=16) +--- Forum: Other Bikes (https://cb1100forum.net/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=17) +--- Thread: If the CB1100 didn't exist (/showthread.php?tid=6658) |
RE: If the CB1100 didn't exist - EGAlvarez_imp - 11-20-2015 Okay, I'll play... Maybe the new BMW Scrambler with the wire wheels and knobby tires option? Or how about a 2016 T120 Bonneville in silver and maroon? No wait! Maybe a huge, shiny, Moto Guzzi Eldorado in all black with bags and a small windsheild! Now that would get the ladies! ![]() Hey, it's free to dream right!
RE: If the CB1100 didn't exist - Grinton_imp - 11-20-2015 New: T100 / T120 or W800 RE: If the CB1100 didn't exist - Wisedrum - 11-20-2015 (11-20-2015, 07:49 AM)Grinton_imp Wrote: New: T100 / T120 or W800 Then the W800. Oh, I already own it before I bought the CB. ![]() Wisedrum RE: If the CB1100 didn't exist - Henrik_imp - 11-20-2015 I'm surprised nobody has said the R9T. That was the bike I wanted to buy, but because none were available I ended up buying the CB after testing a number of other bikes. So it would still be the R9T, or perhaps the new Thruxton (but I still need to try it). RE: If the CB1100 didn't exist - the_undecider_imp - 11-20-2015 Probably the FZ09. I wasn't married to the retro bike, but the CB struck a chord. So much so that I am willing to tolerate and spending lots of money to improve less than ideal ergos. I also know that other bikes would offer better performance, but the CB just does it for me. RE: If the CB1100 didn't exist - Doug_imp - 11-20-2015 I may not even have bought a bike. I wasn't even looking for a bike at the time, the thought of getting one was a back burner thing. But sitting around bored one day I started checking out what was available these days. First site I checked was Honda, and had to do a few double takes, I could not believe what I was seeing. SOMEONE FINALLY CAME OUT WITH A BASIC MOTORCYCLE!!!! Right then I decided I'm gettin' me one of these. So after a few months of research and running across this site I am the proud owner of a '14 standard. I did start checking out other stuff in case I couldn't get a CB11 and got to thinking a CB1000R might be big fun. I understand it's a great bike but I'm still on the fence with it style wise. If the Ducati Scrambler had been out I may well have been peeling out from the dealer on one of them. I still want a Ducati Scrambler as a second bike but that's not in the cards right now. It's interesting how many others on this board have expressed an interest in the Scrambler. RE: If the CB1100 didn't exist - Pterodactyl_imp - 11-20-2015 VFR800. I'd have one now but Darling has exercised the power of veto. Cheers RE: If the CB1100 didn't exist - Cormanus - 11-20-2015 Buy one and tell her you're looking after it for metallyguitarded.
RE: If the CB1100 didn't exist - redbirds_imp - 11-20-2015 Probably a used R1200GS because I can't afford a new one. I rented a 2011 while in Texas a few years back and loved it. RE: If the CB1100 didn't exist - activedirt_imp - 11-20-2015 (11-20-2015, 01:56 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: some others brought it up in another thread about the new bikes being released, but I thought this would make in interesting topic on it's own merit Funny things about this issue, for me at least it is. That is because I had constructed a list of what I thought I wanted in my first and only bike in 34 years. The CB1100 met only about half of my 'requirements'. Oh me what did I really know. I find myself in awe of the engineers and designers at Honda. Yep I know it is a tad simplistic, but I really like this machine. If I was to purchase a second bike it would be either a new 2016 CB1100 or possibly at BMW 1200RT. Of course Honda could announce something new and change all that. |