CB1100 Monthly Photo Challenge

[Gone in 60]

I know it's a challenge of my own making, but it would be much easier if they'd let me park my CB inside the museum, instead of in the garage. I'd just park it next to something made out of brass and wood and take a picture.

After submitting that the CB1100 is a historically significant motorcyle, as it is Honda's, and perhaps the world's last air-cooled, four cylinder inline production model, and therefore the last example of a classic UJM, I was told to stop bucking for indoor parking.

However... now that we have photographic evidence that Jay Leno considers the bike significant, they might change their tune. We will see.

I have told Mrs. Gone not to spin my Saturday Chore Wheel until I get back from our local early morning hot rod gathering, where I hope to find something interesting.

In the meantime, I submit to you, the 1982 Crown 30SP42TT-S. A true classic. And, I just finished cleaning and gapping most of its drive relays, so it is once again moving under its own power. It also has a steering wheel, which, in my book, makes it a car.