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Posted: Tue Dec 13, 2016 7:57 pm

I sold my last F bike 3 or 4 years ago. I sold off my rather large stash of spares a couple weeks ago. I still come here every day. I might not post nearly as much as I used to, but then, like was mentioned above, almost all the answers have already been posted. Finding a question about these bikes that is new is not going to easily happen. It is nice to see old friends here and to visit with people who you know thru the forum but have never met until whatever trip brings you into their neighborhood. I just got tired of working on older bikes and decided to stick with modern bikes for now. I am at an age where I enjoy riding more than wrenching. I may not post much but I am always lurking. Have a very Merry Christmas and give me a shout if you get near Knoxville TN or Deals Gap.

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2016 12:12 am

Should also be mentioned that this forum is a great resource for spare parts. My 900F will still draw lookers at a motorcycle meet because they are cool to look at!

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2016 2:44 am

I check in almost every day. My first F bike was the 1980 CB750F pictured in my Avitar. I bought that bike new, and had to sell it only 3 years later. My 11F that I bought in 2008 holds the record for the length of time I have owned the same bike. That bike was a beauty when I bought it with 30K kms on the clock and I think it looks even better now with 83K kms!!
Other than posting pictures of my bike and beers on Instagram, this is my only social website I use. The wealth of information, seeing pictures of other guys rides and the the awesome wrenching/restoring of some of you guys do on here blows me away!
I've made friends all over the world on CB1100F.net, and have had the pleasure of meeting many guys on here (easily over 60) from attending the group rides. Those are a definite highlight of my riding season, and I'm glad the N.E. group does it twice a year.

Cheers! beerchug

Chris

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2016 2:57 am

I stop in here at this site daily. Morning before going to work and in the evening after work. I do not always post but I am checking in on the discussions.

I could not have rebuilt my bike without this site and all the great members here. The friendships found here are priceless to me. Cool

Dave

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2016 3:50 am

I log on daily. I enjoy searching the archives of information, and checking on what's happening currently. I would like to participate more, group rides and such, but my wife and I are raising 2 teenage daughters, which, as most of you know, consumes most of our resources. I hope that site continues to attract new members so that it is still around when my kids are older and I can put more effort into such a hobby.