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RE: Never Say Never - redbirds_imp - 09-21-2020 (09-21-2020, 07:56 AM)Gilstrak_imp Wrote: I hope you enjoy your new ride. I just got my cb1100 last week so I am still exploring my new ride as well. Funny that we are kinda trading places in that regard. I forgot to mention the NC didn't have rlets but my cb1100 does. When I first saw them I thought what are these sidewalk condoms... LOL I never sullied my CB with RLET's, I like the "sidewalk condoms" reference. RE: Never Say Never - peterbaron - 09-21-2020 (09-21-2020, 10:55 AM)redbirds_imp Wrote:(09-21-2020, 07:56 AM)Gilstrak_imp Wrote: I hope you enjoy your new ride. I just got my cb1100 last week so I am still exploring my new ride as well. Funny that we are kinda trading places in that regard. I forgot to mention the NC didn't have rlets but my cb1100 does. When I first saw them I thought what are these sidewalk condoms... LOL
RE: Never Say Never - pdedse - 09-21-2020 (09-21-2020, 07:56 AM)Gilstrak_imp Wrote: I hope you enjoy your new ride. I just got my cb1100 last week so I am still exploring my new ride as well. Funny that we are kinda trading places in that regard. I forgot to mention the NC didn't have rlets but my cb1100 does. When I first saw them I thought what are these sidewalk condoms... LOL Sidewha...??? No, they are car-door condoms, for those times when otherwise your lever would scratch up the car doors as you back your bike out of your cluttered garage!! One day I will find the article where the RLET inventor explains that. RE: Never Say Never - GoldOxide_imp - 09-21-2020 (09-18-2020, 07:27 AM)redbirds_imp Wrote: Well, I did this afternoon what I said I would never do back in 2014, I sold my CB1100. The buyer is a good friend who lives nearby so at least I'll get to see the old steed frequently and I did tell him he could come by and use the lift when servicing his "new" bike. Congratulations - I think (?) redbirds. Your path is ominously familiar. You may recall I had a '14 CB and a red/silver '18 NC750XD. I leveraged Mickey as a catalyst and suddenly got the NC750XD. In terms of a daily commuter, the NC was excellent. Somewhere buried in the CB1100 Forum there is my review. As others have also said, Manual Mode will get a lot out of the 750. Even the S1 Mode is not bad for general use. Avoid Drive Mode, unless you wish to be lulled to sleep. I miss the CB and the NC is no CB, but it offers different enjoyments and mind-blowing fuel economy. A more sinister side of the NC DCT led me to the Africa Twin. This is a whole different game. So don't enjoy the NC too much, you might get other ideas. The CB1100 always attracted friendly eye-gawkers. Surprisingly, and quite weirdly, the NC attracted fanatics too, almost as many as the CB. To each their own I suppose. The Africa Twin gets almost as many cat-calls as the CB, and some are window pounding! lol. Again, I don't know why. The CB has a class level that can't be compared. But my last three Hondas definitely got ride-time attention from other drivers. Side note: I was told Canada will finally get the Monkey in 2021. That is an option we can all ride post-CB1100. |