Hey Sean,
If you're considering replacing your Nighthawk, I think the CB1100 would
be the obvious choice. Honda has been selling 'em here since 2013 and
there are lots of new and used choices out there.
My '93 Nighthawk passed 50K miles and began to need a bit more
maintenance, so I w
Actually I work just a couple miles south of I-10 on the west side of
Houston. I've got a meeting on Mondays that goes from 1-2PM but could sneak
out anytime before/after that depending on when you roll through town.
There's plenty of places for lunch just across the street if you want a
bite to ea
Wow! Sounds like you have an awesome trip planned! I wish you the best of
luck and safety on your trip. Yes, I'm aware (and envious) of your
journeys. I didn't realize the PCs needed much more maintenance. As for
Sean, I imagine he is just worried, like most normal people do, about older
v
I won’t answer for Sean, but any vehicle has a chance of breaking down. As a
‘96, you likely have plenty of access to parts and shops to help you while you
are in the road. It just comes down to money. Spend it on a newer bike or
maintaining your older bike IF it breaks down on the road. The
Sean, I've been thinking about your post. I've got 60,000 miles on my '96
750, and I've never had anything wrong with it to speak of. So I'm
wondering how much you've been relying on mechanics.
I've had my bike in all four corners of the US, but I hesitate to take it
on another long trip becaus
> and the one left is retiring next month. [...] I can't see anyone else
working on my bike.
He says he's retiring, and then what?
Sit around doing nothing all day?
He's retiring from having to go to work 40 hours a week. He's retiring from
*having* to fix stuff.
He'll be bored, and, retiremen
“but now I prefer it to the Nighthawk,”
BLASPHEMY, Paul, kick him off!
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I rode one at a local shop a year or so ago. I thought as you do that it
would be a logical replacement and upgrade for my Nighthawk. One ride
killed that for me. Besides the fact that it felt too tall for me (29"
inseam), it had way too buzz and rattle. I understand the engineers mounted
the e
