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Got Milk? - Hittheroad_imp - 08-01-2015
I did my first "Milk Run" on the CB this morning. I woke up this morning to find no milk in the fridge for my morning cereal. The kids are home for the weekend, and all the food is gone so I jumped on the CB and headed to S.A. for some milk. I set the 1/2 gal of Land o Lakes on my lap and made it home without incident. The CB is by far the best way to get milk!
If you like "Oil Threads", I use 1%, Land o Lakes.
Got Milk? - Capo - 08-01-2015
I find the CB runs better when I carry skim milk on my lap, although the owners manual recommends 2%.
RE: Got Milk? - redbirds_imp - 08-01-2015
A half gallon of Silk Almond milk is the trick, in the tank bag to offset the rear weight bias.
RE: Got Milk? - Randy B - 08-01-2015
I find that I offset any weight bias that the bike might have.
RE: Got Milk? - ClassicVW_imp - 08-02-2015
Some say its not necessary but I still carry whole milk on my CB.
RE: Got Milk? - Seabee_imp - 08-02-2015
Gentlemen I think the question that should be asked is Carton or Bottle ?
RE: Got Milk? - neuro_imp - 08-02-2015
I am always making excuses to the wife for reasons to get on the CB1100!
RE: Got Milk? - hxd148_imp - 08-02-2015
For a while all I had was my bike. I was saving up for the down payment on my house and you would be surprised what you can carry home on a bike.
RE: Got Milk? - Cormanus - 08-02-2015
C'arn fellas! Milk this one for all its worth before we Chicagoans arrive and cream us.
RE: Got Milk? - the_undecider_imp - 08-02-2015
(08-01-2015, 10:36 PM)redbirds_imp Wrote: A half gallon of Silk Almond milk is the trick, in the tank bag to offset the rear weight bias.
I see we are starting up the old synthetic vs. non-synthetic debate.
A good quality non-synthetic milk with the right additives is just as good as synthetic milk...