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Greetings From Montreal
#1
Hi All, Glad to have found your community, and i thank you very much for accepting me in!

In 1983 I've owned a 79 CB750F SS black with orange stripes, loved it, now 40 odd years later, i've bought an 81 CB900F SS, same colors, my time machine! i set it up with lower handlebar, new seat, mikuni rs34, pods, sport plates+ bolt-on daytona rear sets, rear shocks, 4into1 delkevic short, all new bearings, cables, masters+cliper seals, pads, coils, wheel paint, cush-drive, etc.. this year will dive in the engine, valve.guides lash, valve.seals, leakdown, comp test, etc..
I'm looking forward to learn tricks & tips on mechanical works and share what i can from my own learning experience!

If there are members from montreal escpecially with the same bikes as me, whether 750,900,1100, or any other, please let me know, it would be great to meet and ride!

Here's pictures of my bike i took last year!
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#2
Welcome, Choopie and congratulations on your "new" Honda. That is a beauty and it sounds like it will get even better.
There's a difference in riding a naked bike and riding a bike naked.
Won't make that mistake again. 
2013 Honda CB1100 Standard. Gone, but not forgotten.
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#3
Welcome Choopie and congrats on your '81 CB900
We are CB1100 forum  Smile
           "Drop a gear and disappear"®
'24 Kawi Z650RS - Hooligan®
'14 CB1100 DLX, s/n 170, 38K kms - FOX® 

'14 CB1100/ABS, 134K kms - sold
'13 CB1100/c-ABS - 56K kms - sold             
            *Grand Chancellor* 
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#4
Welcome Choopie. Lovely bike. Don't be deterred by peterbaron. He's right: this forum focuses on the 2010 - 2023 CB1100, but we are grown ups here and we like people who like bikes. So please join us and share your adventures and knowledge. You can also be assured that there are members — and peterbaron is one of them — who have already forgotten more about mechanical and electrical issues than many people will ever know and are very generous with that knowledge.
Sometimes the road not travelled is best left that way. (Jane Goodall)
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#5
Thank you very much for the warm welcome Smile and sorry for not posting and presenting my bike in the "other bikes" section, i tought the section "new members" be more suitable for a first post, as i am a new member Wink
Wonderful Site! Thanks Again
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#6
Welcome! Delighted that you found your way to your Forum. David
2017 Honda CB1100 EX
The most sophisticated, smooth, perfectly engineered motorcycle I've ever owned. A pleasure in every way.
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#7
Exactly the right section to post in Choopie.
Sometimes the road not travelled is best left that way. (Jane Goodall)
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#8
G'day Choopie

Thats a nice paint scheme on your CB900, welcome to the CB 1100 Forum.

Regards Noroomtomove
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