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Nantucket Nine
#11
Congratulations Ack. What a great looking bike. Looking forward to hearing more about it.
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#12
Is there a dedicated forum for the bike yet?
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#13
The US Geological Survey is reporting a yet unexplained 12" shift in the position of Nantucket Island.

Ack - take it easy on those fast starts with those agressive tires. Either that, or reverse direction every now and then.
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#14
Congrats Ack: very nice bike! I'm sure it was worth the wait! Ride safe & don't order any parts lol Smile
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#15
Hey Paul! how do you like the Suspension? is it well damp for your weight? looks good & Congrats on the Bike! didn't even know that it came with knobbies....
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#16
Best looking Bimmer I've seen in a while. Well done!

What's it doing in the frame room of a telephone CO. LOL
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#17
He works in one ya know Smile
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#18
Me too 'till I retired. My boss would have been upset if I had rolled my bike inside though.Big Grin
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#19
(07-12-2014, 06:44 AM)lola_imp Wrote: Hey Paul! how do you like the Suspension? is it well damp for your weight? looks good & Congrats on the Bike! didn't even know that it came with knobbies....

It's no real dirt bike but it more then triples my riding area.
The syspension is great on the pavement, but stiff for the dirt.

They don't come with knobbies, the dealership thought I was crazy! Big Grin

It does very well on dirt roads. See what I have to work with:
http://cb1100forum.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=3476
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#20
I'm thinking I'd go for a Kawasaki DRZ if I lived on Nantucket.
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