4000 posts about the CB on ADVRIDER forum

[avsbezzy_imp]

Yes, you read it correctly, they are almost 4000 posts on the ADVRIDER forum (I am a member also).

Quite impressive for our beloved machines.

http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=820439

[Tortuga_imp]

as if I didn't spend too much time on here already!

[rboe]

I'm waiting for someone to go around the world on one. With the speed limited in place.

[Capo]

I find ADV to be almost unusable. Each topic has 3000 posts and it's impossible to follow. Impressive that it's so successful though, and commentary on just about every bike and genre can be found there.

[Lord Popgun]

I find ADV to be almost unusable. Each topic has 3000 posts and it's impossible to follow. Impressive that it's so successful though, and commentary on just about every bike and genre can be found there.

And they seem like sharks over there. Constantly attacking each other and any bike they don't own. Their treatment of Jerryh (whoever he is) is not in any way polite.

[Gypped_imp]

I find ADV to be almost unusable. Each topic has 3000 posts and it's impossible to follow. Impressive that it's so successful though, and commentary on just about every bike and genre can be found there.

And they seem like sharks over there. Constantly attacking each other and any bike they don't own. Their treatment of Jerryh (whoever he is) is not in any way polite.

And they seem like sharks over there. Constantly attacking each other and any bike they don't own. Their treatment of Jerryh (whoever he is) is not in any way polite.

I would think it would depend on what you're trying to use it for. There's a ton of info about camping off a bike, and gear/set-up. If all you're looking for is info on a particular bike, that's probably not the best place.

It can certainly be a rude place, but it's a matter of ignoring it. I've also found it helps to just put the people on ignore who don't contribute but insist on constantly posting tripe. Jerryh falls under that category. As do a number of his most ardent "fans". It turns out that not being able to see their posts does quite a bit to thin out some of the threads in Road warriors.

[rboe]

Some threads are good; like the one on Sutton Oil coolers for XR650L's (the guy is local to me and does commercial art - stuff you see in instruction manuals) and his manual is a work of art. People could take lessons from him on proper manuals; especially installation of new kit.

But too many epic threads (several are real time sinks; for interesting topic but also because there are a ton of useless posts to wade through while trying to catch the good stuff) so I only go there when google directs me there. In that sense it can be a huge resource.

[the Ferret]

Yes, you read it correctly, they are almost 4000 posts on the ADVRIDER forum (I am a member also).

Quite impressive for our beloved machines.

http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=820439

Real appreciative of that thread...Met Guth and a bunch of this forums members there back in Feb/ March 2013 starting about page 125-130 I think. I think Scooby was the first one to get one, and I was first to post pics of one in the wild, and Guth was waiting on an ABS model to come in.

It still amazes me that Guth, who's CB 1100 was only his second bike, and the first new bike he had ever bought had the foresight to start this forum

Thanks buddy

[Lord Popgun]

Ferret,

And thank goodness he did. I could never get registered over there and could never find a way to get hold of a moderator without being registered!?!

So then Guth opened this site and I gave up caring about registering on ADV. I do read the road warriors though.

[Ack-CB11_imp]

I had a great time on ADV. It was the GSspot section. The BMW gang on it are very helpful and some are real experts on the GS.
Almost like here last year with the CB, I did the same with an HP2 in 06 over there. With only 225 made we had a pretty close group.

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