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After a year of waiting and a few "almosts", I finally have my bike. It's a '13 and according to the VIN it's the 11th U.S. bike off the line (DK000011)!
2500 miles, I put 85 on it just today as I got lost in south Denver on my way to meet my wife at Ikea before heading home. I found the seat to be super-comfortable, at least for those 85 miles.
This is my first bike that came from the factory with turn signals and disk brakes. I'm looking forward to doing more riding and less wrenching.
Thanks to everyone for all of the advice and knowledge available here!
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Well congrats Shin. Glad you finally found one.
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Congrats Shin! Watch those front binders, they work real good
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Congrats! Another Colorado CB1100! Looking forward to seeing you on the roads around here!
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Congratulations! Here's hoping that you'll find the wait to have been well worth it.
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First bike with turn signals?? It's been a while, then! Congrats on the new ride, it's a great machine, and one of the first.
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Congratulations! Would love to see some photos.
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(06-28-2016, 12:23 PM)Shinchan_imp Wrote: After a year of waiting and a few "almosts", I finally have my bike. It's a '13 and according to the VIN it's the 11th U.S. bike off the line (DK000011)!
2500 miles, I put 85 on it just today as I got lost in south Denver on my way to meet my wife at Ikea before heading home. I found the seat to be super-comfortable, at least for those 85 miles.
This is my first bike that came from the factory with turn signals and disk brakes. I'm looking forward to doing more riding and less wrenching.
Thanks to everyone for all of the advice and knowledge available here!
Welcome Shin! You'll smile every mile! Enjoy your Honda! Rubber side down, Russ
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Hey! Congratulations Shinchan. I hope you continue to find the seat comfortable as you ride the wheels off the bike. You can relax by posting pictures and Seat Time reports of your travels.
Be interested to hear how you get on with turn signals.
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Wondering what you were riding in the past with no turn signals or disk brakes. Maybe dirt bikes?? I've been riding for almost 30 years and have always had both
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