1994 Honda CB1000

[Guest]

Nice looking Honda CB1000, has 49,000 miles and he is asking $3200 for it. What'cha think?

http://lascruces.en.craigslist.org/mcy/4407752824.html

[Guest]

They are great bikes and highly sought after, his price is just about right from the market I've seen, maybe a tad high. Only sold over here two years, so there aren't many of them around. Knicknamed "The Big One", and have their associated websites, just like this one. I'd like to have one in my collection one day!

[GSX1000E]

It looks an awful lot like one of these which can be had for about a grand less with less than half that mileage and has an additional 130 or so cc's...

[GS1150Pilot]

I don't think they look that similar. The CB is much finer boned, much better in details and finesse.

[bonanzadave]

much better in details and finesse.

That Honda header looks like azz compared to the Suzuki pipes.

[850 Combat]

i was disappointed with the one i rode. It required that I hold some opposite lock on it to keep it from falling into the turn. I like a more neutral feel. It didn't have the best rear tire, so that may have been part of it. Lots of Hondas tend to feel like that to me though. Neat looking, the tank reminds me a bit of a CBX.

[GS1150Pilot]

That Honda header looks like azz compared to the Suzuki pipes.

Apples to orangecrates: That's an aftermarket system. The factory Honda system is quite tidy and tight.

[Guest]

Here's a decent one, check out the mileage:

http://columbus.craigslist.org/mcy/4432864968.html

[850 Combat]

Here's a decent one, check out the mileage:

http://columbus.craigslist.org/mcy/4432864968.html

No doubt its nice looking. I like the tall cylinder block. One of the things Honda did was detune the Hurricane motor and made it not all that fast in its day. Then they wondered why nobody bought it. The 919 is a nice alternative, too.