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2014 Std Modifications - Printable Version +- The CB1100 Community Forum (https://cb1100forum.net/forum) +-- Forum: Honda CB1100 Discussions (https://cb1100forum.net/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=5) +--- Forum: Accessories/Modifications (https://cb1100forum.net/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=8) +--- Thread: 2014 Std Modifications (/showthread.php?tid=8725) |
2014 Std Modifications - mhicks17_imp - 07-21-2018 I'm sure you've covered before. What have been your top 3 to 4 modifications/upgrades on your '14 std. that a new owner should consider for comfort or convenience? Purchased my "new" '14 yesterday and would appreciate some insight. Seats, Shields, USB mount, Rack, Bags (tank or otherwise), Yoshimura, Dynojet...? Recommendations are welcome! Man, I love this bike! Hicks 2014 Std Modifications - PowerDubs_imp - 07-21-2018 Seat, heated grips. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk RE: 2014 Std Modifications - KiowaEagle_imp - 07-21-2018 Grip Puppies and rlets, that's all you need! lol RE: 2014 Std Modifications - jeffmazz_imp - 07-21-2018 So far just the OEM rear rack. OEM engine guards and Corbin seat with backrest are next. 2014 Std Modifications - Retsel_imp - 07-22-2018 I've done quite a few. I love to tinker. In order of improvement, for my riding style and use anyway; 42 tooth rear sprocket K&H medium seat Staintune Slip-on Muffler Handle bar lift and back OEM rear rack CB500 black mirrors ECU remap Grip Puppies Babyface crash protection sliders Jet Hot header coating Desinged and built mounting system for Dewalt Tough System cases Rear tail light downsize RLETS Gators 2017 CB1100 airbox covers Removed stickers and reflectors Painted headlight mounts, black Sanded and polished head fin edges Dowco Iron Rider overnight, Rear soft case Have fun! It's a great bike. Sent from my SM-T710 using Tapatalk RE: 2014 Std Modifications - SportsterDoc - 07-22-2018 1. Factory engine guards 2. LED brake/taillight 3. Snorkel mod (mainly for sound) 4. Tools (sockets, wrenches, pliers), tire pump, Sean N Air, tire plug kit under the seat Everything else stock is fine for me, although I have scrambler tires on order. 2014 Std Modifications - Retsel_imp - 07-22-2018 Oh, almost forgot the most important. MEE M6 pro ear buds with Comply isolation ear bud tips. Love them. They eliminate noise, sound great, and fit well in a tight fitting helmet. Sent from my SM-T710 using Tapatalk RE: 2014 Std Modifications - SportsterDoc - 07-22-2018 (07-22-2018, 12:33 AM)Retsel_imp Wrote: I've done quite a few. I love to tinker. In order of improvement, for my riding style and use anyway; They look good! RE: 2014 Std Modifications - Roper_imp - 07-22-2018 Start with the mods which will keep you riding. Consider your contact points with the bike: - Seat: Do you like stock or do you want something else? - Grips: Do you want grip puppies or heated grips? - Bars: Higher with risers or a lower bar? - Pegs: Do you want lower pegs or highway bars/pegs? Then consider other comfort/utility/performance mods: - Windscreen? - Rack/box/panniers? - Tires? - Gearing/sprocket? - Exhaust? Then consider style mods. Mixed in with all of those (preferably towards the beginning), consider mods which will make you a better rider: Protective gear, riding classes, etc. That's how I approach mods with my motorcycles. Choose what's important to you, then you'll find a wealth of information on each mod in the different threads here on the forum. RE: 2014 Std Modifications - mhicks17_imp - 07-22-2018 This info. is spot-on, exactly what I was hoping for. For the seat especially, what has the consensus become for 30min-2 hour rides. I've seen a lot of Corbin plus 1/2" foam & the '14 Deluxe option... I'm just under 6'0" & 175lbs. Again, thanks for taking the time!. Hicks |