Let's see your CB1100 out on the road!

Banned_imp said:
I wonder if the yellow is as sparkly as the red we got?
I don't think so. The yellow is a pearl color. No sparkly bits like the candy and metallic colors.
 
The ferret_imp said:
love me some mountain passes kenny! How does your wife's ctx 700 do in the passes?
She keeps up with me on the straight sections but falls back in the curves being a newer rider. But it is a big improvement over the CBR250R.
 
Rode to work, beating the rain, and keeping my June riding streak intact for 8 days (not Ferret-like numbers, for sure)




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EmptySea_imp said:
Rode to work, beating the rain, and keeping my June riding streak intact for 8 days (not Ferret-like numbers, for sure)




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Hey...Ferret has only ridden 8 days so far this month too lol
 
Good night how pretty is that? Great pics Alprider.

Can you blame her? Sofa vs park bench.

My granddaughter is in Switzerland right now on a senior trip. My wife and I loved Switzerland when we were there.
 
Had a lovely little ride this morning in the Jura Mountains. It is amazing how I like this bike more each time I ride it...

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Beautiful Alp! Switzerland has to be one of the prettiest places on Earth.

And I absolutely love the Jura Henrik. I spent a bunch of time in a small village called Viller-le-Lac just across the French border. What a great place to ride.
 
those black and silver CB's are just gorgeous
 
tommymck_imp said:
Beautiful Alp! Switzerland has to be one of the prettiest places on Earth.

And I absolutely love the Jura Henrik. I spent a bunch of time in a small village called Viller-le-Lac just across the French border. What a great place to ride.
That is cool that you know my "backyard"! I love riding around here, and the road from St Claude, past Pontarlier to Morteau just before Villers-le-Lac is my favourite Sunday ride. To be honest, I prefer this to the Alps as the roads are less crowded and more flowing.
 
Beautiful alprider , your photo's are stunning.
I have had 3 Goldwings and i agree with your friend. did 120 miles yesterday on the CB with my wife and she said i was squirming in the seat the last 50
 
Nice little 180-mile breakfast ride today. It's been very warm in the flatlands lately and the mountains have been really comfortable (70's-80's). No summer tourist traffic yet.

Ferret and Offroad, you might recognize these vistas from your visit to Colorado last summer.

1) Guanella Pass, elev. 11,670', with a nice view of Mt. Bierstadt, elev. 14,065' in the distance. It's more dramatic in person. Nary a cloud in the sky and very little snow remaining considering it's only the second week of June! Guanella Pass Road connects Georgetown and Grant, CO, a distance of 24 miles. Until two years ago, the southern section was unpaved but now that it's been paved, it's heavenly. Anyone coming out this way for a ride should include this pass on their itinerary.

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2) Entry to the Mt. Evans Scenic Road, the highest paved road in North America. Tops out at 14,260', way above treeline, and typically cold and gusty. The road opened for the summer two weeks ago and will close the day after Labor Day. I imagine the heavy equipment in the background got quite a workout clearing the snow.

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3) Winding down to Evergreen, CO, from Echo Lake on CO-103. This is about 15 minutes from my front door. The peaks in the background (looking west) are about 13,000'.

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LongRanger_imp said:
Nice little 180-mile breakfast ride today. It's been very warm in the flatlands lately and the mountains have been really comfortable (70's-80's). No summer tourist traffic yet.

Ferret and Offroad, you might recognize these vistas from your visit to Colorado last summer.

1) Guanella Pass, elev. 11,670', with a nice view of Mt. Bierstadt, elev. 14,065' in the distance. It's more dramatic in person. Nary a cloud in the sky and very little snow remaining considering it's only the second week of June! Guanella Pass Road connects Georgetown and Grant, CO, a distance of 24 miles. Until two years ago, the southern section was unpaved but now that it's been paved, it's heavenly. Anyone coming out this way for a ride should include this pass on their itinerary.

f11d0b06c9ff7bc8c57633eafc91a061.jpg



2) Entry to the Mt. Evans Scenic Road, the highest paved road in North America. Tops out at 14,260', way above treeline, and typically cold and gusty. The road opened for the summer two weeks ago and will close the day after Labor Day. I imagine the heavy equipment in the background got quite a workout clearing the snow.

ba21b8277bf5941c093221bf6ce0ca86.jpg



3) Winding down to Evergreen, CO, from Echo Lake on CO-103. This is about 15 minutes from my front door. The peaks in the background (looking west) are about 13,000'.

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Thanks for sharing.
 
Hey Ears On Wheels welcome back! We missed you at the rally.

Love where you live LR (in the summer). Just reunited with a bow hunting buddy from Indiana that moved to near Rifle Colo. He loves it out there.
 
misterprofessionality_imp said:
i'm learning more and more that alprider has a thing for the color yellow.

i made in 2002 a day testdrive (rent) and got for this a yellow Goldwing 1800ccm and i said to me: if onetime i order a Godlwing again so it will be a yellow i liked this color on this day so much (falling in love)...(i had from 95-00 already a 1500ccm GW)

AND
It is a striking color : for example a good reason for your safety too....:thumbsup:..:thumbsup:..:thumbsup:

and on pics gives often a special color touch this yellow....:clap:...:celebrate:

well even my car is yellow...:D that i own since 2000
but there is the story a total other why it became a yello one





my rentbike in 2002
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