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One more for you. I know it's not a CB1100 on the road but it's near and dear nonetheless...Cormanus_imp said:
She's a sweet ride for sure though no way near as comfortable as the CB1100 and geared much lower with 6th being the same ratio as 3rd on the 1100. It's a revvier motor naturally since it's essentially a naked Fireblade and I end up in the 4,000-6,000 RPM range as opposed to 2,000-4,000 on the CB1100. They make for a nice set of bookends and I'm happy with the stable of 3 with the big DCT Bagger rounding it out.Cormanus_imp said:That’s not ‘primitive 60s riding technology’. Nice.
Purchased new in '75 when I was a senior in High School. Parked 10 years later at my parents house. And now I'm looking to bring her back to life. I was considering it when I found my new 2014 standard in 2017 and I spent the funds on the 1100. It will be a long term bare frame restoration but the bike is complete as it made it up that hill on it's own power.max_imp said:Ferret that's amazing, on your b&w picture on the side of the lake my first thought was; he also has a cb500!
Just from that angle and the black and white pic told my mind that must be an old photo, very interesting effect and here is what sparked the connection, a real b/w picture of my cb500.
Really enjoyed that bike and that is just about all that is left of it now but very happy i still have that photo.
More like Planet of the Apes :-/ Believe me it breaks my heart that she was left there for three decades but I'm back now and will ultimately get her in the basement somehow. :beerchug:The ferret_imp said:not exactly a barn find lol
Purchased new in '75 when I was a senior in High School. Parked 10 years later at my parents house. And now I'm looking to bring her back to life. I was considering it when I found my new 2014 standard in 2017 and I spent the funds on the 1100. It will be a long term bare frame restoration but the bike is complete as it made it up that hill on it's own power.Willmarth_imp said:Purchased new in '75 when I was a senior in High School. Parked 10 years later at my parents house. And now I'm looking to bring her back to life. I was considering it when I found my new 2014 standard in 2017 and I spent the funds on the 1100. It will be a long term bare frame restoration but the bike is complete as it made it up that hill on it's own power.max_imp said:Ferret that's amazing, on your b&w picture on the side of the lake my first thought was; he also has a cb500!
Just from that angle and the black and white pic told my mind that must be an old photo, very interesting effect and here is what sparked the connection, a real b/w picture of my cb500.
Really enjoyed that bike and that is just about all that is left of it now but very happy i still have that photo.
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CB1100 ADV style. Nice!jedd_imp said:every now and then, i'll go play in the dirt. :celebrate:
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