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Goodby CB1100
#21
(03-30-2020, 09:54 PM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: Yes. The sheer weight of the CB1100 when you have to push it around is the thing I find most difficult.

I too sometimes find the weight of the CB a bit much to move around if not on a hard and flat surface so I'm careful where I stop.
My driveway is narrow and has a slight slope. It's not wide enough to make a U-turn so I have to dismount, do it by sheer strength, and back it into the garage.
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#22
Thank you all for your replies - some very moving - for me it has been a decision that i have been putting off for a while but that weight issue is just far too big.
Now I've gone from 549lbs to 282lbs what a difference - should be able to keep going for a few more years yet.
John in the UK
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#23
John, you've got very nice bike, nice blue = lucky colour!! I like it.
Stay healthy forever and have safe rides, all
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#24
That is a nice bike John and you look good too for 80 years old !
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#25
Beautiful bike John! Ride safe young man...
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#26
My daughter likes the bike. She is considering getting a new bike and now this one is on her maybe list.
Enjoy every ride!
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#27
Looks good ! I know that the day will come when the CB1100 will be too much for me to physically handle. My CBR250R is a keeper for when that time comes.
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#28
Looks great! When the CB1100 becomes difficult for me I think I'll go electric, which, if I can make it to mid 70s, won't be for a number of years yet, and by that time they will be even better.

Love the blue...the bike looks like it has a bit of an attitude about it--in a good way.
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#29
Perhaps it's just me, but maybe Suzuki could have given that thing a larger, blacker exhaust canister, you know? Bigger heat shields, too.

Big Grin
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#30
Ok, you are my new hero, and I want one of those!
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