562loosenoodle_imp
First service completed
Thread starter
Hello I am looking at a 2013 CB 1100 with 20K miles. for 4k... if the bike was cared for should I be worried about 20k miles?
Milage question
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peterbaron
Road warrior
562loosenoodle_imp said:
I had 53000km when I sold my 2013, and new owner called back after 2 weeks with many thanks.
Then, I bought 2014/1700km and at this point it has 27000km.
We have members with 100000km or more than that and without any major issue.
Search forum, and you will be happy with what you read.
Here is one thread:
http://cb1100forum.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=7904&highlight=mileage
Also, you may send pm to petrodactyl or noroomtomove if spelled correctly..they have over 100000 miles???
Good luck
In short, no.
562loosenoodle_imp
First service completed
Thread starter
Thanks for the replies. Next question. The
Instrument panel needed to be replaced because of faulty digital display. So OD reads lower than 20k. Any advice when registering it?
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Instrument panel needed to be replaced because of faulty digital display. So OD reads lower than 20k. Any advice when registering it?
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flynrider
Road warrior
That will depend entirely on your state's motor vehicle regulations. Some keep track of mileage every time a new title is issued and a number that is lower than a previous reading will raise red flags (possible odo tampering). Your best bet is to just follow their regulations. In most states, if the seller knows that the odometer is not correct, a notation will be made on the title reflecting that. Usually a checkbox on the title stating that the odometer reading is incorrect.562loosenoodle_imp said:
Update : Given the year of your bike, the seller may also need to supply an Odometer Disclosure Statement with the bill of sale. Supposedly required by the Feds for vehicles less than 10 yrs. old. The form varies by state.
peterbaron
Road warrior
error
the Ferret
Road warrior
In my state you just sign a form that says speedo was replaced original mileage unknown.
decarmine_imp
Running like a top
From reading post #4, it seems the panel has *already* been replaced...peterbaron_imp said:
peterbaron
Road warrior
Thanks = already corrected, my bad.decarmine_imp said:
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bflint
Been there
My service manager (at local all motorcycle brand dealership) said that of, all the jap bikes, Honda was the one that would last virtually forever ... because of the quality ... especially my cb1100 dlx. I am at 31k now and all is great ... only had to replace the front fork seals and break pads. Love my cb1100562loosenoodle_imp said:
