Despite what the Euro 5 Emission Advocates may believe, the CB1100 deserves much respect. A case can be made that emissions are not the only consideration when you evaluating a motorcycle that could easily last 250,000 miles and 50 years with only basic maintenance. Our motorcycles iare more "green" than what an exhaust test might indicate.
For a relatively modest investment, it is possible to equip a home shop with the tools necessary to maintain a CB1100 with confidence. For whatever it is worth, here is what I have acquired along the way.
Safety Goggles and Gloves
Basic Mechanic Tool Set
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[b]Persuaders
Torque Wrenches
Scrapers, Sanders, Duct Tape, Electrical Tap, Zip Ties. JB Weld
Pliers and Scrapers
Tape Measures and Ruler
Lights and Roller Seat
Manuals and Tablets (Windows and Apple)
Fluid Collectors and Protective Floor Mat
We are all pressed for space in our garages. For perspective, see the total storage required for my tools relative to the size of motorcycle.
I am not sure if this Thread will spark much interest.

But if anyone would like me to add some links to learn more tool specifics, please let me know. I would be delighted to add them to this Thread.
Take care and stay warm. David