PhangNga_imp
New to the forum
I'm 37. Here in Thailand most rider who own CB11 are mostly older compare to other modern classics, let's say Triumph's owners.
2020 Poll - forum member age
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As an over-60, I'm delighted there are younger people who appreciate the classic design of the CB1100. More strength to your respective arms, Tod.branko and PhangNga. :beerchug:
tod.branko_imp
Been there
CB1100 is a classic, it's got that evergreen feel that doesn't just go away, like a polo t-shirt, it will always be good looking, useful and just sporty enough while retaining eleganceCormanus_imp said:
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Whippa_imp
First service completed
44 yr old. 2014 standard leftover bought tn Sept 2018, new. Been around here since.
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michael1954
Been there
I concur about the looks of our bikes. I tell people all the time the CB1100 is the prettiest motorcycle Honda ever made, and one of the prettiest period. Wish I had the $ to buy the Black one too.Guth_imp said:
Wheelyneat_imp
First service completed
64 years young, been riding since I was 16. My CB1100EX will more than likely be the last bike I own, and I hope to keep it until I can no longer ride
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treedoc_imp
Running like a top
43yrs old, on a '17 RS.
Love it!!!
Love it!!!
GoldOxide_imp
Road warrior
That is sooo awesome Rich. Congratulations!rich_imp said:
Show pics of your new beast when you take delivery.
Mrjoejangles_imp
New to the forum
I'm still enjoying the last few months of my 20's. I'm considering an overseas move after COVID clears up. I can't import my CB. It's not offered over there so I will likely end up on a Royal Enfield. As young as I may be, I still want something that looks like a motorcycle, not a giant metal insect.
There it is...HOPE for our future generations.Mrjoejangles_imp said:
GoldOxide_imp
Road warrior
There it is...HOPE for our future generations.pdedse_imp said:
Indeed. Crank up the cloning machine. This one is a keeper!
the Ferret
Road warrior
geezalou, I can't even remember my 20's lol
GoldOxide_imp
Road warrior
I drove a woodgrain minivan.The ferret_imp said:
The ladies didn't seem to mind.
Juancho76_imp
First service completed
45 yrs here brothers!
Proud owner of what my wife calls a grand-dad bike lol!
Can't wait to start putting some miles on it, such a smooth moto. Very happy with it. Cheers
(What she doesn't know is I have a deposit on a cb1000....just so I can prove her wrong!)
Proud owner of what my wife calls a grand-dad bike lol!
Can't wait to start putting some miles on it, such a smooth moto. Very happy with it. Cheers
(What she doesn't know is I have a deposit on a cb1000....just so I can prove her wrong!)
I just saw this again and it occurred to me that your 20s occurred at that famous time about which it's been said, 'If you can remember it, you weren't there.'The ferret_imp said:
I was 24 when I got my new-leftover 2014 CB100ex.The ferret_imp said:
I'm 27 now and have been on the forum since I got the bike.
I got my first bike when I was 17 in pieces and had to hide it from my parents in my friends garage and learn how to put it all together and make it run. I was able to keep that bike a secret for about 7 months. And then I literally waited until I was out of state to call and tell my mother.
I have 4 motorcycles now but the CB has been my Main squeeze since I got it. I got 17 other guys I grew up with to get motorcycles and we had a very good group for a few years until my bestfriend was killed on his at 25 years old. After that some of the guys that "didn't have it in their blood" either gave it up or don't ride all that much anymore. Personally, ill ride as long and as much as possible for the rest of my life.
I have all intentions to keep this CB for the rest of my life. I think it will be awesome to be married with kids one day and have the same bike in the garage that are in 40 year old pictures with my girlfriend and have my kid show his friends all my old bikes while I teach them what a carburetor is haha.
(I'm so not ready for kids or marriage yet though)
Hopefully this forum will be around for a long long time!
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the Ferret
Road warrior
Geez another month and I get to move up into the next to the last category in the poll
:-/
:-/
GoldOxide_imp
Road warrior
Generation after generation seems to re-invent "the wheel" every time.mvk24_imp said:I was 24 when I got my new-leftover 2014 CB100ex.The ferret_imp said:
I'm 27 now and have been on the forum since I got the bike.
I got my first bike when I was 17 in pieces and had to hide it from my parents in my friends garage and learn how to put it all together and make it run. I was able to keep that bike a secret for about 7 months. And then I literally waited until I was out of state to call and tell my mother.
I have 4 motorcycles now but the CB has been my Main squeeze since I got it. I got 17 other guys I grew up with to get motorcycles and we had a very good group for a few years until my bestfriend was killed on his at 25 years old. After that some of the guys that "didn't have it in their blood" either gave it up or don't ride all that much anymore. Personally, ill ride as long and as much as possible for the rest of my life.
I have all intentions to keep this CB for the rest of my life. I think it will be awesome to be married with kids one day and have the same bike in the garage that are in 40 year old pictures with my girlfriend and have my kid show his friends all my old bikes while I teach them what a carburetor is haha.
(I'm so not ready for kids or marriage yet though)
Hopefully this forum will be around for a long long time!
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