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I agree that off road, a helmet is a must and the chance of falling is much greater. I stick to the paved paths unless I’m on a MC.

To you maybe. Please explain to me how so many here fall off their bikes numerous times ? Don’t you have to ride a bike where your feet completely touch the ground ? I personally can’t ride those bikes but if it makes you feel more stable,so be it.

I guess there is a risk in most things. I think a lot of older guys on this forum have a balance problem and maybe time to seek a different activity.

OP, glad you are ok. Personally, I’ve never fallen off a bike in my life. I know, there’s always the first time but maybe not.

Nothing says DUI like a guy riding a bike in the winter.

I sure wouldn’t fret about it. Make sure you have Costco membership for savings of 20%. Nice bike for 2600 bucks.

Nothing disrupts sleep like alcohol. You don’t want to hear the Booze Rooster at 3 in the morning.

I think 30k is very optimistic but I might wrong. Hopefully, the fire risk is a thing of the past.

Will you drive it first before deciding ?

Rivian or plaid Tesla ?

How did you get by ? Were you a Trustifarian ?

When I bought mine new, the shim kit was $1000. A lot of money in 79.

I bet once those valves are set , you would be good to go for many miles.

Adjusting 24 valves with shims had to be a bitch and expensive. I had a Norton Commando , just before the CBX and the Honda felt so heavy in comparison. But , what a sound !

I bought the first CBX I saw in 78, primarily for the engine and its incredible sound with a six into one aftermarket exhaust. Besides the sound, it was the most ill handling bike I ever rode. The first bikes had a different tune and of all things, a nylon swing arm bushing, which caused super...

Wow, haven’t seen that in years.

Beautiful bike ! Love the red.

Lassies faire ? British dog show ? How about Laissez-faire

You sure have a lot of anger, Fu Manchu dude.

You were constantly run off the road ? Time to move.