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RE: defects CB 1100 - GoldOxide_imp - 12-01-2020 (11-30-2020, 07:05 PM)tod.branko_imp Wrote:Look no further. I made a detailed review of my own California Custom, and subsequently the Eldorado, so if you have some time on your hands and would like to know what they are like and how they compare here are the links(11-30-2020, 12:20 PM)Rboe_imp Wrote: Purely unscientific, but we seem to have a lot of CB1100/Guzzi owners here. I think because both are a bit of a throw back to the good ol' days (but in really different paths). At least one Guzzi local rider has that California (and trying to sell it); but like you and the CB, it does not fit me all that well. 36" inseam - but hey, if it fits it fits. If it don't it doesn't.Look no further. I made a detailed review of my own California Custom, and subsequently the Eldorado, so if you have some time on your hands and would like to know what they are like and how they compare here are the links https://youtu.be/IueaD08GiiU https://youtu.be/l6nN2omAMPY '14 CB1100 STD 5 speed Exciting - I've got them queued up to watch later. Can't wait. Moto Guzzi has that something special one either likes or does not. RE: defects CB 1100 - VLJ_imp - 12-01-2020 I have long thought that the M-G California is the only cruiser I could ever conceivably consider. Maybe the Victory Scout 1100 also, but the M-G is just so much cooler. defects CB 1100 - PhangNga_imp - 12-02-2020 Sounds like you got the bike from a surprise Christmas gift or something so you didn't test ride or did some research on it before. So you didn't know it's too smooth for your taste and not muscular enough for your attitude. Honda Motorcycles are always smooth, reliable and friendly. These are not defects. "These are Honda's characters". And Honda motorcycles sell world-wide since 1960s so no it's not designed and engineered for asians (You called Japanese and Chinese?), Here in asia actually people still consider it too big and heavy for most asian people. Don't called them defects just because it doesn't fit you. And don't forget to test ride the Guzzi before you buy it. Good luck! RE: defects CB 1100 - Houtman_imp - 12-02-2020 That was well said by the above Poster ! RE: defects CB 1100 - bioman_imp - 12-02-2020 +1 RE: defects CB 1100 - Cormanus - 12-02-2020 Well said, Phang Nga. RE: defects CB 1100 - the Ferret - 12-02-2020 got to agree with PhangNga RE: defects CB 1100 - Ale72_imp - 12-02-2020 HELLO PhangNga as I have encrypted above the error is mine because I had to test the bike. the problem of the discomfort due to the angle of the knees I have noticed in my travels, I do a lot of km a year and fortunately has a second bike, a very comfortable Guzzi V85TT. The Cb being very small could not be used in that sense as it is more suitable for people of different heights, my mistake. RE: defects CB 1100 - GoldOxide_imp - 12-02-2020 (12-02-2020, 05:40 PM)Ale72_imp Wrote: HELLO PhangNga as I have encrypted above the error is mine because I had to test the bike. the problem of the discomfort due to the angle of the knees I have noticed in my travels, I do a lot of km a year and fortunately has a second bike, a very comfortable Guzzi V85TT. The Cb being very small could not be used in that sense as it is more suitable for people of different heights, my mistake. On it own, the beautiful CB1100 appears quite generous in size. However, and sadly, it is not. It is, however, more sizable compared to the Triumph Bonneville - which I can tolerate for maybe 30 minutes at a time. RE: defects CB 1100 - Ale72_imp - 12-03-2020 are you sure that the boneville T120 is more uncomfortable than the cb? I had a different impression, therefore, the Boneville is much more comfortable ... even for the passenger |