Let's see your CB1100 out on the road!

[Cormanus]

So, alprider, you have 2 CB1100s now? You've bought a 2017 model?

Nice work.

 

[alprider]

yup....exactly


:angel:

 

[Chapomis_imp]

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[the Ferret]

Cool Chapomis. We will call your gathering " rally-lite" lol

 

[Cormanus]

It's just my opinion, and I've no wish to take away from the joy of getting 4 CB1100s and their riders together, but surely a rally ought to include at least one sleepover?

By the way, Chapomis, great photos and congratulations for joining Photobucket.

 

[Macduff_imp]

My CB11RS is out there somewhere.

 

[the Ferret]

At William Harsha Lake on this mornings ride

 

[Gameadi72_imp]

A group of us rode to Whitefish, Montana for the weekend from Calgary, AB. The trip down was eventful with 2 degrees C, raining and snow on the ground in sections. Brrrrrr, heated grips would have been nice.

Saturday we woke up to more reasonable temps and had a 300 mile ride with the highlight being 40 miles of heaven from the SW edge of Lake Kookanusa up to Dodge Summit and to the little town of Yaak. Twisty, twisty, twisty with pavement in excellent condition running thru deep Montana forest. Road was empty other than a bit of action from the fire fighting activities going on in a section.

Heres a pic of my rose amongst the thorns at Lake Koocanusa.

Unreal time! This stretch of road made the Going to the Sun road closure much easier to take.

 

[the Ferret]

That's a heck of a group and the road looks awesome.

 

[Cormanus]

That's an amazing looking road.

 

[TimeIsFleeting_imp]

Caught some glimpses of Lake Michigan along the Chicago North Shore this weekend on my new ride...

... when I saw this dog topiary. Since I was on a CB1100 when I saw it, it is clearly on topic and needs to be shared here.

Madness takes it's toll...

 

[Cormanus]

Brilliant spot TimeIsFleeting. Not a bad job on the topiary!

By the way, and only because of this month's photo challenge theme, I saw this find example of the topiarist's art the other day:



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[Banned_imp]

Wow, looks like Calgary has been hit by the Adv bike bug big time.

 

[emptysea]

Caught some glimpses of Lake Michigan along the Chicago North Shore this weekend on my new ride...

... when I saw this dog topiary. Since I was on a CB1100 when I saw it, it is clearly on topic and needs to be shared here.

Madness takes it's toll...

About 90% sure that your photo was taken at the same location of these shots from our CB1100 "LSD" trip in 2015.







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[TimeIsFleeting_imp]

That seems the same spot EmptySea. A nice rest spot off Sheridan road. Glad it brought back a memory.

 

[emptysea]

The local BMW riders group meets every Monday at different hot dog stands around Chicagoland. I know a bunch of these guys and they welcome (or tolerate) other bikes. My friend Ed brought his CB this week. A nice contrast to the blues and grays of the rest of the attendees' rides.




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[the Ferret]

Hot dogs and Starbucks... Wierd combination

 

[emptysea]

Hot dogs and Starbucks... Wierd combination

These particular riders are unlikely to go to a Starbucks. They call themselves the "Rogue Riders", a somewhat grandiose name for them since, as far as I can tell, the only thing they rebel against is riding in rush hour traffic or spending $3.00 on a cup of coffee.

 

[use2b_imp]

Test ride at bike night , rattled my teeth but had very good brakes .
1200 CC

 

[the Ferret]

Hot dogs and Starbucks... Wierd combination

These particular riders are unlikely to go to a Starbucks. They call themselves the "Rogue Riders", a somewhat grandiose name for them since, as far as I can tell, the only thing they rebel against is riding in rush hour traffic or spending $3.00 on a cup of coffee.

These particular riders are unlikely to go to a Starbucks. They call themselves the "Rogue Riders", a somewhat grandiose name for them since, as far as I can tell, the only thing they rebel against is riding in rush hour traffic or spending $3.00 on a cup of coffee.


:rofl: