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WEBForums in 'Honda CB1100 Discussions'. What did you do on, or to... For those that like to turn their own wrenches... New tires! Share the details on your accessories and modifications here. This is the place to share your ride reports, be they long, short or somewhere in-between.
Actual Oil Capacity of the CB1100??? - CB1100 Forum
WEBMay 19, 2022 — The manual claims the CB1100 require 4.9 liters of oil. That comes out to 5.177 quarts, which is obviously wrong. There was another thread asking about this, but I never found the answer to the question, and it was an old thread. So I'm reasking the question. What is the actual oil capacity of the CB1100?
Honda CB1100 Forum - Motorcycling - General
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Two different fork seals part numbers? - CB1100 Forum
WEBAug 18, 2021 — The 51490-MER-R61 fork seals have been superseded, meaning when supplies run out, the 51490-MKA-D81 will be used. Exact reason unknown, possibly engineering reasons, supplier availability problems, or simply cost. With Honda, every part has a unique number that is never really changed - it is tied to a blueprint.
Valve Adjustment Intervals - CB1100 Forum
WEBMay 18, 2018 — Joined: Nov 2017. Post: #2. RE: Valve Adjustment Intervals. Yes, previous models tecommended 8,000 mile intervals. Either Honda realized that was too soon and/or is now using harder steel. 24 Yam XVS950 23 MG V7-850 23 Yam XT250. 18 XVS950 22 Bonneville 20 CanAm Ryker. 14 Honda CB1100 18 Yam XT250 16 MG V7II.
Arrow Exhaust Vid w Baffle Removed - CB1100 Forum
WEBJan 4, 2014 — Arrow Exhaust Vid w Baffle Removed. So the temperature is in the low 20s here today in Northern VA with 2+ inches of fresh snow on the ground and streets. Not going to be riding the CB for a while. What better time to work on my new Arrow exhaust system and remove the baffle. In a previous post, I did a short review of the Arrow slip …
Real world benefits of the slipper assist clutch - CB1100 Forum
WEBJan 19, 2018 — Post: #6. RE: Real world benefits of the slipper assist clutch. The principle purpose of a slipper clutch is to reduce engine braking and increase rear tire control, especially if that engine braking is done abruptly and while heavily applying the front brake. An easier pull is a side benefit.
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Honda CB1100 in Vietnam - CB1100 Forum
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CB1100 with Sidecar Photos - CB1100 Forum
WEBAug 21, 2013 — RE: CB1100 with Sidecar Photos. (08-21-2013 04:29 AM)CB4ME Wrote: Huladog, Great pictures!!!! The lucky passenger is going to ride in style!!! I'm also very curious about that really nice sissy bar. From the pictures, it appears to work in conjunction with the Honda rear carrier. Best of both worlds.