As part of our ongoing commitment to improving site performance, device compatibility, and, most importantly, the security of your personal data, cb1100forum.net will upgrade to a modern platform (XenForo) on September 18th. We expect the migration to be completed in less than five days. During the migration, the CB1100 Community Forum will be offline.
Our current software is aging, and a modern architecture is urgently needed to protect against modern automated threats and secure user data. This migration will deliver significant improvements, including a faster interface, seamless mobile support, better media and graphics handling, and tighter overall security. You will also be able to push data to other social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram.
Help Us Help You- Your Account & Login: All existing user accounts, post histories, and threads will be brought over to the new system. You do not need to re-register.
- Updating Your Email: To ensure a smooth transition, please take a moment right now to log into your account settings and verify that your current, active email address is up to date. This ensures that if you need to use the password reset feature on the new platform, the system can reach you instantly.
- Logging In After the Move: When the new site goes live, your existing username will remain the same. Because of security upgrades to password hashing, you may be asked to use the "Forgot Password" link on your first login to generate a secure, updated password for the new system.
- Problems Setting a Password: If you have a problem setting a password, you can use the Contact Us form to ask a moderator to complete the password reset.
Many Thanks to Cormanus
As I am inclined to do, I leaned heavily on Cormanus to help me set up and refine the next-generation Forum. Everything that works well, you can credit to our favorite Aussie. The problems and issues are mine alone. Here are a few screenshots of Cormanus' vision for how we can move forward. Cormanus will share more when he finds some time. At the moment, I believe the handsome devil is sailing with his lovely wife.
Thank You and Show Some Love to pdedse
We appreciate your patience, support, and confidence as we take this necessary step to secure our community’s future. I recognize that the CB1100 riders are aging and that no more big, air-cooled inline fours are being made. All that aside, we have seen healthy growth in users, threats, and posts. As long as there is interest, we will keep going. Many thanks to pdedse, too. He remains everyone’s favorite brother, guiding us by moderating posts, creating interesting threads, and inspiring us to follow his example to find time to ride one of the greatest motorcycles ever made. Take care, David
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