01-24-2018, 05:13 PM
Congratulations VLJ (and welcome to the "rode it home in the wet on the very first ride" club)!
It's good to know that you've experienced the "snick, snick, snick" feel of the transmission and enjoyed lash free motoring on a CB1100. Just know that if this starts to change to more of a "chunk, chunk, chunk" with some noticeable drive lash over time, then chances are that all your CB needs is a minor chain adjustment (honestly, removing just 1/4" of play in the chain makes quite a noticeable difference in this regard).
If you want to post pictures as attachments using the forum server then there are size limitations in place (not the resolution or the dimensions of the image, but rather the file size). I believe that limit is 250 kilobytes. This is the problem that most people around here run into when trying to attach images. Photos as they come straight from a digital camera or a smartphone are far larger in size both in terms of resolution and the resulting image dimensions along with the file size (typically a few megabytes in size). If you've grabbed an image off of the web then chances are that somebody has already "re-sized" it. As someone pointed out here recently, devices like iPhones (as well as other smartphones I'm guessing) can do this for you when you want to send a photo on your phone via email.
It's good to know that you've experienced the "snick, snick, snick" feel of the transmission and enjoyed lash free motoring on a CB1100. Just know that if this starts to change to more of a "chunk, chunk, chunk" with some noticeable drive lash over time, then chances are that all your CB needs is a minor chain adjustment (honestly, removing just 1/4" of play in the chain makes quite a noticeable difference in this regard).
If you want to post pictures as attachments using the forum server then there are size limitations in place (not the resolution or the dimensions of the image, but rather the file size). I believe that limit is 250 kilobytes. This is the problem that most people around here run into when trying to attach images. Photos as they come straight from a digital camera or a smartphone are far larger in size both in terms of resolution and the resulting image dimensions along with the file size (typically a few megabytes in size). If you've grabbed an image off of the web then chances are that somebody has already "re-sized" it. As someone pointed out here recently, devices like iPhones (as well as other smartphones I'm guessing) can do this for you when you want to send a photo on your phone via email.