GoldOxide_imp
Road warrior
I remember the Honda dealership trying to sell me an RS. Surprisingly, it stayed on the showroom floor for more than half the year.
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Labrador12_imp
Running like a top
I bought a water Buffalo in Edmonton and registered it in Alberta. This was back in 75. I put a NY plate on it in 77 with no problems that I can remember? Of course the USA has a bureaucratic problem similar to Imperial China in 2021.
GoldOxide_imp
Road warrior
At least you didn't have to deal with metric instrumentation and such during import registration and certification. Canada was just barely one year into the metric system in '77, so there was probably an adjustment period to ween off the olde world imperial system. Totally compatible with 2021 'merica.Labrador12_imp said:
michael1954
Been there
Nope, move to Canada to get this one and enjoy riding it:peterbaron_imp said:
https://www.kijiji.ca/v-street-cruisers-choppers/st-catharines/honda-cb1100-rs-2018/1591077590 I would love to move to Canada, but do not know the first thing about moving to another country. I will be re-retired after this year, and I am going to leave HOT south Texas for parts north.
misterprofessionality
Road warrior
I could never move to Canada. It would mean putting away my bike for half the year. Unacceptable. I dont know how people can stand to do that
GoldOxide_imp
Road warrior
Maybe if you move to Winnipeg or Ottawa. Denver, Colorado is worse.misterprofessionality_imp said:
In the Victoria and Vancouver area, British Columbia one might lose a month combined of riding.
In southern Ontario it varies widely year-to-year, but count on at least three months off. I ride as road opportunities permit in the winter.
Nevertheless, stay in SC. Nice 'n' green down there.
Houtman_imp
Road warrior
Nope, move to Canada to get this one and enjoy riding it:michael1954_imp said:
https://www.kijiji.ca/v-street-cruisers-choppers/st-catharines/honda-cb1100-rs-2018/1591077590 I would love to move to Canada, but do not know the first thing about moving to another country. I will be re-retired after this year, and I am going to leave HOT south Texas for parts north.
Come to WNC , you can ride nearly the whole year and it is beautiful as well .
rboe
Road warrior
When I lived in northern Minnesota we canoed, hiked, fished (a little bit)mountain bikes, cross country skiied, Motorcycling was a minority activity. UTV's weren't a thing yet and I didn't snowmobile.
There are so many things to do in all the seasons up North I don't see a reason to be bummed because you can't ride. Life is too short to limit yourself.
There are so many things to do in all the seasons up North I don't see a reason to be bummed because you can't ride. Life is too short to limit yourself.
GoldOxide_imp
Road warrior
How can this not be fun?
Not many would be doing this with their CB1100, unless they had a spare (preferably a white one that they could waste away).
Not many would be doing this with their CB1100, unless they had a spare (preferably a white one that they could waste away).
the Ferret
Road warrior
Come to southern Ohio, decent 4 season weather with some mostly mild winter, great roads, reasonable cost of living, close to Michigan, West Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Pennsylvania,michael1954_imp said:
Tev62
Road warrior
EX prices in the UK are still fairly premium. £8,800 to £8,995 (~$12,000 US) for low mileage 2019/20 bikes. I consider my dealer purchased 2018 registered EX at £6,500 an absolute bargain now, that was just 12 months ago.
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