Lomunchi
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MAN! This is a great time of year to bike in the upper Midwest!!!!
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Nice vid from the CB1100 rally last week here in Ohio. Not much in the way of fall colors here yetMAN! This is a great time of year to bike in the upper Midwest!!!!
Your NC has a different dashboard and mirrors than what I remember.Nice vid from the CB100 rally last week here in Ohio. Not much in the way of fall colors here yet
LOL it's from a CB 1100 (and I didn't take the vid) but it shows what it's like riding in the mid west right now. I'll have some stills from my NC after a trip to Berea Kentucky in a week or so.Your NC has a different dashboard and mirrors than what I remember.
We have been upper 50's at night and upper 70's during the day. Just perfect riding weather.Looks like a nice ride. It's been in close to 100 degrees here in So Cal lately.
Can't wait for it to cool down a bit and do some long rides.
Nice looking bike. I like the looks of the Honda luggage, wish it wasn't so expensive.What did I do to my bike today?
Well, I received the OEM pannier's and rear rack I bought from member TACOMAJD. And I would like to start off by saying a he is stand up guy. One of the good ones.
Received 2 large boxes form UPS containing the pannier's and rear rack. He must have know that since I'm in Los Angeles (homeless capitol of the world) everything was packed with bubble wrap and T shirts covering all the parts. And even a high thread count towel! Stuff the homeless here would be proud to wear.
With that said, I went to work installing the stuff. Thanks to TacomaJD for keeping all the nuts and bolts taped to the separate parts which made it a snap. It took me about 40 mins from un boxing to finishing with the install. The brand new uninstalled lock sets (which he included) took me about the same to key to my ignition key and install.
So all in all took me about 2 hours from when I received the stuff from UPS to everything done and sitting back with a cocktail. (Or more)
A shout out to TacomaJD.
Thanks,
Scott
Duplicolor paint to match the factory Honda paint for the win!Messing about with some vinyl.
I'm leaning towards all red.
How about alternating black and red but starting and finishing with the red.Messing about with some vinyl.
I'm leaning towards all red.
Everything looks good man! And I appreciate the kind words. I had to scrape up everything I could to pack it all to where it wouldn't get damaged. The towel was used from a seller I bought some used Harley hard bag lids one time. I have a big pile of boxes in the shop from where I've purchased things online and always save the boxes and packing material. Now I have plenty boxes left, but no packing material haha. Enjoy them dude, pleasure doing business with you!What did I do to my bike today?
Well, I received the OEM pannier's and rear rack I bought from member TACOMAJD. And I would like to start off by saying a he is stand up guy. One of the good ones.
Received 2 large boxes form UPS containing the pannier's and rear rack. He must have know that since I'm in Los Angeles (homeless capitol of the world) everything was packed with bubble wrap and T shirts covering all the parts. And even a high thread count towel! Stuff the homeless here would be proud to wear.
With that said, I went to work installing the stuff. Thanks to TacomaJD for keeping all the nuts and bolts taped to the separate parts which made it a snap. It took me about 40 mins from un boxing to finishing with the install. The brand new uninstalled lock sets (which he included) took me about the same to key to my ignition key and install.
So all in all took me about 2 hours from when I received the stuff from UPS to everything done and sitting back with a cocktail. (Or more)
A shout out to TacomaJD.
Thanks,
Scott