Let's see your CB1100 out on the road!

[Cormanus]

CB4ME, Avsbezzy, Flynrider—great shots. Like Enzo, I like to see shots of the US that aren't the Statue of Liberty. Not that I've anything against the Statue of Liberty ....

For Damnfino, photos on a recent ride.

CB overlooking Rainbow Beach, Queensland Australia.



CB at Inskip Point looking towards Fraser Island, the world's largest sand island



PS: nice photos Smiler.

Just goes to show how sexy your bike looks, it took a while for me to even notice the beautiful sea and beach in the backdrop!

Is that a genuine Honda top box? Does it mount to the grab rail holes? And what's the backrest like for pillion comfort? (20 questions )

It's one of those conjuring tricks to get you to look somewhere else while the rabbit goes into the hat. THere's one involving a motorbike that I'll try to track down.

For Damnfino, photos on a recent ride.

CB overlooking Rainbow Beach, Queensland Australia.



CB at Inskip Point looking towards Fraser Island, the world's largest sand island



PS: nice photos Smiler.

Just goes to show how sexy your bike looks, it took a while for me to even notice the beautiful sea and beach in the backdrop!

Is that a genuine Honda top box? Does it mount to the grab rail holes? And what's the backrest like for pillion comfort? (20 questions )

It's a Givi monolock top box. It's mounted on a Daytona mount for topboxes. It's maybe not as useful as a rack, although once you stick the mounting plate on a rack it's not quite the same either. I got the Daytona mounting from Japan webike, although last time I looked they didn't seem to stock it anymore. It came with a Givi mounting plate for Monolock topboxes. I was going to get the OEM rack for the CB1100 but Honda wanted AUD$450 for it which was ridiculous. The only other one I could find was in the UK and the company wouldn't export it to Australia for me.

I originally bought the topbox for another bike and it came with a mounting plate that could simply bolt on to the OEM rack. I've tried that on the Daytona mount, but in my view it doesn't attach as neatly. Worked well on a rack though.

I've got some photos of the Daytona mount if you want to see them.

The pillion (occasional only) hasn't complained about it and says it's a considerable improvement on nothing!