Average CB1100 Rider Age
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grover_imp
Been there
29 here. I had been shopping for either a mid-late 70s CB750 or 09+ Bonnie when I came across a killer deal on the CB11 back in September - best decision I could have made!
I like the classic lines and air cooled motor, something sporty but not torturous, and the CB fit the bill perfectly.
grover
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I like the classic lines and air cooled motor, something sporty but not torturous, and the CB fit the bill perfectly.
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danielquin_imp
First service completed
33. Two kids (and a wife or who would watch the kids when I ride?) I bought the bike because I wanted a daily and my commute to work is an hour one way. My friends and I all have a vintage bikes and love them but as some of you know a forty+ year old bike isn't always the most reliable. I saw this bike in a magazine and it didn't look out of place in my garage so I went out and bought it. Couldn't be happier!
Riverhustler_imp
First service completed
Read about the 750s of yesteryear, and fell in love at first sight. Been lusting for one since 2003, and 11 years later, I finally got my own 1978 (last year of the 750) in all black. After two months, I knew I at least had to view the new 1100 in person, and it was seriously pure autophile lust. I forced myself to leave and sleep on it, but the next morning, I was signing papers. I just turned 33 in February, but got the 78' in January, and was licensed in March. Single, live in New York City, and do alright for myself but grateful each time I get to ride and make it back safely. Life is good. :worship:
the Ferret
Road warrior
Thought I would bring this back to the top so newbies can play..wonder if the results will change any?
inline4fan_imp
First service completed
64. TODAY!
Many happy returns inline4fan. Hope you have a great day.
inline4fan_imp
First service completed
Thanks,cormanus.
After 50 I decided to only take every decade seriously !
After 50 I decided to only take every decade seriously
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rboe
Road warrior
Dang, so many old farts around here, feels just like the Moto Guzzi forum.
ClassicVW_imp
Road warrior
Which is just like the BMW forum!Rboe_imp said:Dang, so many old farts around here, feels just like the Moto Guzzi forum.
Topstroke_imp
First service completed
I rode 160 miles to day but not on my 2014 DX, only take it on short rides. I am 81 and still going strong.
SanPete_imp
Been there
My father passed away 5 months ago he was 82.
Go, Topstroke! G'day and welcome to the Forum. Tell us about yourself and your bikes.Topstroke_imp said:
Elipten_imp
Road warrior
Topstroke you are my hero! Keep on riding
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rboe
Road warrior
We have a guy that is 93 now that comes to the Guzzi rallys. Topstrock would appear to have many more years of riding (and the same would go for us; if we don't wimp out :angel: ).
So, what did you ride 160 miles? And don't say your electric scooter.
So, what did you ride 160 miles? And don't say your electric scooter.
OldF7Guy_imp
Been there
Rock on and good job man.Topstroke_imp said:
I hope I can do the same if I live to your age. I am sincerely impressed and glad you are still able to enjoy motorcycles. Good job. :biker:the_undecider_imp
Been there
I'm 32, so I skew to the younger end. Looks like the majority of members that responded to the poll are 46-65. Most the bikes I have purchased for myself seem to fit the mature rider demographic (FJR1300, V-strom 650, and now the CB). The Supermoto is the exception.
I like retro and classic design, so this bike appealed to me. It seems to get better with each ride.
I like retro and classic design, so this bike appealed to me. It seems to get better with each ride.
You've well-developed tastes for a young 'un!the_undecider_imp said:
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