01-05-2014, 07:59 AM
Doesn't fit me at all. Here's my version:
"The target owner for a bike such as the CB1100 isn't a guy who is looking to be a part of an image; he is a rider who genuinely wants a quality motorcycle. He isn't concerned with trying to fit into a subculture of motorcycle people or join a club. He is a rider who made the decision to buy a bike based on emotion--his chance to take a trip down Memory Lane, rekindling the fun he enjoyed as a new rider in the 1980's. A chance to once again own a UJM--bikes that were tasked with filling many roles, in the days before motorcycle design became much more focused to a certain role. A bike that's perfectly happy performing light touring duty, commuter duty, or backroad canyon dancing. And without doubt, the CB1100 hits all those marks."
Thumper 1/5/2014
"The target owner for a bike such as the CB1100 isn't a guy who is looking to be a part of an image; he is a rider who genuinely wants a quality motorcycle. He isn't concerned with trying to fit into a subculture of motorcycle people or join a club. He is a rider who made the decision to buy a bike based on emotion--his chance to take a trip down Memory Lane, rekindling the fun he enjoyed as a new rider in the 1980's. A chance to once again own a UJM--bikes that were tasked with filling many roles, in the days before motorcycle design became much more focused to a certain role. A bike that's perfectly happy performing light touring duty, commuter duty, or backroad canyon dancing. And without doubt, the CB1100 hits all those marks."
Thumper 1/5/2014