05-20-2013, 06:46 AM
Their opinions somewhat make sense... the way I see it, is that the new CB1100 isn't really marketed to the people who wanted a CB1100 from 1983. Most of those guys (if buying a new bike) would go for a sport bike, or naked sport bike. The new CB1100 is more suited for a guy (or Gal) who would have otherwise bought a Bonneville.
I plan to build a lot of faster bikes, and spend some time on the track with them... But in the process, I wanted a fun, comfortable, reliable bike that wouldn't cost an arm and a leg to insure, and wouldn't constantly be in pieces... The CB11 fits that function perfectly.
I plan to build a lot of faster bikes, and spend some time on the track with them... But in the process, I wanted a fun, comfortable, reliable bike that wouldn't cost an arm and a leg to insure, and wouldn't constantly be in pieces... The CB11 fits that function perfectly.
