The Truth?

[Jayimpalaman_imp]

Good all right, but how about that great, great gearbox? I just love shifting gears on my CB-1100!!! And it being a Honda, it is very easy to work on too. Oh" how about the great handing!! It is very good also. And smooth too!! What else do you want? God Bless...


Jayimpalaman

[ride4now_imp]

Fits me too... but then I also own a Harley... just not for the reason that one might think.

[Tyke57nz_imp]

Quote:"The target owner for a bike such as the CB1100 isn't a guy who is looking to be a part of an image"
While I certainly wasn't looking to be part of an image, I definitely wanted a bike that fit my image of what a motorcycle should look like. The rest of the description mentioned by the OP seemingly fits though.

While I certainly wasn't looking to be part of an image, I definitely wanted a bike that fit my image of what a motorcycle should look like. The rest of the description mentioned by the OP seemingly fits though.
100% agreement with this I like 736cc`s comment " in the 70's which is the golden age of motorcycling. A motorcycle was a starting point for modifying the exhaust, seat, handlebars, paint and fairing etc. to make your machine unique and personal. That's my idea of fun. And go sport-touring." which is when and how I was introduced to the pleasures that only a motorcycle can bring.

[enzo_imp]

A robust naked bike, low enough to through my short leg over, I fell in love with 2010 when I first laid eyes on it.
It fits my image. (age, comfort, torque, value for money..........

[jimigalahad_imp]

Pretty close for me. I wanted honda quality and a bike that could do almost anything. In town, touring (with some slight modifications), and fast enough. Reasonable seat height and ABS helps. I love streetfighter/cafe styling so I might be trying to fit into a subculture just a bit. Above all, I'm darn proud to be an owner of my bike and hope to have it a very very long time.

[cbdtran_imp]

Does this describe you?

"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 reason; he wants something comfortable, fast and reasonably priced, and without doubt, the CB1100 hits all those marks."

Arthur Coldwells 8/1/2013

i bought the CB11 because of its beauty first and foremost. being a honda, I knew it would be good.

[SnowCrash_imp]

I bought a bonnie t100, but I was seriously considering this at the time.

Next year if they bring the 6 speed 4-into-2 exhaust and spoked rims, I'll add it to my garage right next to its older brother, a '75 SOHC cb750k5

Why am I riding these and not liquid cooled sports/naked bikes like people my age (22) tend to? I'm a sucker for simplicity, reliability, and ease of maintenance!