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What's your favorite visual feature of the CB? - Printable Version +- The CB1100 Community Forum (https://cb1100forum.net/forum) +-- Forum: Honda CB1100 Discussions (https://cb1100forum.net/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=5) +--- Forum: General Discussion (https://cb1100forum.net/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=6) +--- Thread: What's your favorite visual feature of the CB? (/showthread.php?tid=2994) |
RE: What's your favorite visual feature of the CB? - Powerdogg55 - 05-20-2015 (05-20-2015, 07:43 AM)Setchman_imp Wrote: I love everything that has already been mentioned which is why I could never pick just one. It's the combination of all of these visual elements that make this bike so captivating. IMHO, change any one of these things and it's no longer a Honda CB1100. + 1 RE: What's your favorite visual feature of the CB? - Guth_imp - 05-20-2015 Jeez fellas, I guess we're just going to have to face the facts. No matter how you look at it, the CB1100 is one beautiful motorcycle. Now to be fair, we're all pretty biased. But then how could we not be?
RE: What's your favorite visual feature of the CB? - Ghis_imp - 05-20-2015 I have removed the reflectors on every single bike I owned. It's the first customization touch, and it's free. However, for the first time ever, I just couldn't make myself take the reflectors off the CB. Something about these ugly squared out, or perfectly round reflectors that screams back to an era that was very non-apologetic about its looks, which couldn't overshawdow the solid technology and performance. These bikes always seem to say "ya they had to slap those ugly things on me so I can be DOT approved, but it ain't stopping me from being cool." I also like that they're from an era where they just had to be there, were big and obnoxious, and no one had quite yet thought about making them more integrated to the look of the bike, and less obvious. They were in your face, just as they still are on the CB. My reflectors are staying. RE: What's your favorite visual feature of the CB? - uscgmac_imp - 05-20-2015 The gas tank and the sweeping exhaust header as well as the wide air cooled engine with the cooling fins. I personally feel the black on black looks great, it screams make me a custom retro cafe bike, gives a tough yet sleek profile. Others don't like the black as much but I think the dark customs are the in thing. RE: What's your favorite visual feature of the CB? - jrns_imp - 05-21-2015 (05-19-2015, 06:33 PM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: Tough question. I like the view from the front right hand side of the 4 pipes curving down to the muffler. pretty much sums it up for me as well
RE: What's your favorite visual feature of the CB? - Offroad - 05-21-2015 The exhaust does it for me. That 4 into 1 was the main draw. I'm not a big fan of the reverse cone end, but I can live with it. Add that to the Black and Chrome combination....perfect! [url=http://s1280.photobucket.com/user/offroadfx4/media/CleanedPipes_zps939f3167.jpg.html]
RE: What's your favorite visual feature of the CB? - gossman_imp - 05-21-2015 It being in my garage RE: What's your favorite visual feature of the CB? - Rocky_imp - 05-21-2015 I'm arriving late to this party, but for me it's the gas tanks that catch my eye first on most every bike I see - especially if the paint is a stunning color - like the red of the DLX ![]() My pearl Spencer blue isn't bad either Gas tanks on standard bikes are where you see the most paint and sometimes graphics so I suppose that's why I'm drawn to them. I'm less impressed with bikes covered in plastic. RE: What's your favorite visual feature of the CB? - drodg33 - 05-22-2015 (05-21-2015, 02:19 PM)offroadfx4_imp Wrote: The exhaust does it for me. That 4 into 1 was the main draw. I'm not a big fan of the reverse cone end, but I can live with it. Add that to the Black and Chrome combination....perfect! What kind of bag are using? I like the size. RE: What's your favorite visual feature of the CB? - Papa Weeley_imp - 05-22-2015 That abso-frickin'-lutely gorgeous ruby metallic paint. And the CB400-F-like sweep of those header pipes.
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