06-06-2016, 02:02 AM
The term "forum" refers to a place where all views can be hashed out, and not all those who attend a "forum" are going to agree.
What I look for on any true forum is that it is, in fact, a forum, and not a cult. Along those lines, I understand the traditional role of a moderator as being one who fairly directs the tone of the discussion.
The only thing I find interesting on any forum are discussions of riding skills and bike setup. The CB1100 is not a bike with much adjustment possible so that leaves riding skills.
With this bike being touted by a fair number of people as being a good "first bike" I believe it important that information about where to get a good education (other than at the school of hard knocks) be readily available on this website, which in fact bears Honda's trademarked name.
Camaraderie, good will, and such things are important socially and I appreciate them as well as the next man or woman, but I've also learned that being prepared and having the ability to take care of things myself are very important in this world. So, a tip of the hat to all, but as they used to say in the Boy Scouts, be prepared.
"Cheers"
"Salud"
"Skol"
and my favorite
"Here's mud in yer eye"
What I look for on any true forum is that it is, in fact, a forum, and not a cult. Along those lines, I understand the traditional role of a moderator as being one who fairly directs the tone of the discussion.
The only thing I find interesting on any forum are discussions of riding skills and bike setup. The CB1100 is not a bike with much adjustment possible so that leaves riding skills.
With this bike being touted by a fair number of people as being a good "first bike" I believe it important that information about where to get a good education (other than at the school of hard knocks) be readily available on this website, which in fact bears Honda's trademarked name.
Camaraderie, good will, and such things are important socially and I appreciate them as well as the next man or woman, but I've also learned that being prepared and having the ability to take care of things myself are very important in this world. So, a tip of the hat to all, but as they used to say in the Boy Scouts, be prepared.
"Cheers"
"Salud"
"Skol"
and my favorite
"Here's mud in yer eye"