08-15-2017, 01:00 AM
The CB1100is the first inline 4 Ive had in a while, most recent bikes Ive had have been twins - side by side and opposed as well as v4's.
Good engineering is good engineering, some companies attention to detail and fit and finish make them stand out against their competitors. My personal preference has been for bikes on the quieter side with solid power for pulling thru curves and up hills in the rural areas I live and ride.
The inline 4 isn't my favorite configuration due to the width, the v4 is my preferred layout for size and ability. I thoroughly enjoy my CB and plan to keep it for the long haul. Solid engineering, dependability, adequate handling and power, styling. Lacks the sexiness of some brands and sheer horsepower of others but does the job day in and day out.
Good engineering is good engineering, some companies attention to detail and fit and finish make them stand out against their competitors. My personal preference has been for bikes on the quieter side with solid power for pulling thru curves and up hills in the rural areas I live and ride.
The inline 4 isn't my favorite configuration due to the width, the v4 is my preferred layout for size and ability. I thoroughly enjoy my CB and plan to keep it for the long haul. Solid engineering, dependability, adequate handling and power, styling. Lacks the sexiness of some brands and sheer horsepower of others but does the job day in and day out.
