07-02-2015, 10:31 AM
I retired from the construction industry, partner in an industrial construction company and a CPA. Lifelong rider, usually keep a bike about 8-10 years then get another. Usually have more than one in the garage. Don't believe in developing an emotional attachment to an inanimate object. Quite a few bikes and brands over the years, all good and some great. Lots of fun times riding.
Fond of Japanese bikes and Honda in particular, dependable engineering and rock solid dependability without butthole burning prices for parts or service.
Honda has had "directional" problems with their street bikes for a while - as far as I'm concerned - but I really wanted a simple basic bike with enough power to go anywhere without being surrounded by Tupperware.
Found the CB by accident, local dealer didn't have one. Came close to buying an Indian Scout but had a hard time with the cruiser styling.
Cafe racer lite suits me just fine. Got enough time on my hands to look forwards to tinkering and fine tuning. Gas mileage going up as I ride it more and more.
Which way to Nova Scotia?
Fond of Japanese bikes and Honda in particular, dependable engineering and rock solid dependability without butthole burning prices for parts or service.
Honda has had "directional" problems with their street bikes for a while - as far as I'm concerned - but I really wanted a simple basic bike with enough power to go anywhere without being surrounded by Tupperware.
Found the CB by accident, local dealer didn't have one. Came close to buying an Indian Scout but had a hard time with the cruiser styling.
Cafe racer lite suits me just fine. Got enough time on my hands to look forwards to tinkering and fine tuning. Gas mileage going up as I ride it more and more.
Which way to Nova Scotia?
