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Born in Madison Wisconsin, came up in Beaver Dam Wisconsin, moved to Illinois married twice, divorced twice, raised 3 children. 1983 to 2024 hiatus from motorcycles due to marriage.

My name is Ross. I’m 55 and just getting back to riding again. Road an 89 Ninja 600R while stationed in Ft Shafter, Hawaii 1993-1996. Did some dirt riding, KDX 220, after getting out. Just bought this 2026 1100 Rebel manual. Put 230 miles on so far. Replaced the seat with Honda thicker seat, added rear Honda Rack, and Amazon windshield. Loving it so far. Addicted to Sport mode for sure.

Bought and setup a Do All Flyway 60 clay thrower with wobbler kit to throw clays at random angles and heights. Should make our shoots more challenging. Play video in full screen mode. .

Hi all. Can anybody tell me a make and model of a Rebel Padock stand and where to buy one. I have a Rebel cmx 500 on a 14 plate but I'm finding it hard to get one that will definitely Fit some look ok on line but I'm not sure. Nothing worse the buying one and it doesn't fit Then all the hassle of selling it on . Bones.....

Hi all. Can anybody tell me a make and model of a Rebel Padock stand and where to buy one. I have a Rebel cmx 500 on a 14 plate but I'm finding it hard to get one that will definitely Fit some look ok on line but I'm not sure. Nothing worse the buying one and it doesn't fit Then all the hassle of selling it on . Bones.....

I've heard you shouldn't mix your tire brands; that if you need a new back and change the brand then you should change the front to that same brand as well, something to do with their cohesiveness. Does anyone know if there is any validity to this?

I've heard you shouldn't mix your tire brands; that if you need a new back and change the brand then you should change the front to that same brand as well, something to do with their cohesiveness. Does anyone know if there is any validity to this?

Hello! Just wanted to share a few pics from our summer rides. Picos de Europa, N-625 north from Riaño. Pyrenees, Col du Tourmalet, looking west. Sad Hill Cementery. N-234 south of Contreras Mr Eastwood and me. The Rebels.

On my Rebel 1100 DCT, When I jerk the throttle full open, The bike thinks about it for half a second, then increases power and after another half a second, I finally get full power. Feels like the turbo-leg you get on the early turbo engines. For the rest, the bike rides normal. Anybody else that has this ??

The stock Dunlop psi is 29 but does that stay the same if you switch them out for a different tire brand? Is it 29 PSI across the board or does it vary depending on brand?

The stock Dunlop psi is 29 but does that stay the same if you switch them out for a different tire brand? Is it 29 PSI across the board or does it vary depending on brand?

In 1972 you could buy one of the fastest motorcycles on earth and ride it home the same afternoon, no training required, because the training system didn't exist yet. The riders who came up in that gap learned the hard way, and you can still spot how they ride from across a parking lot. This is the story of how that generation got made: the Honda CB750 and the Kawasaki two-stroke triples that put superbike power in untrained hands, the founding of the Motorcycle Safety Foundation in the... Why Riders Who Started in the '70s Ride Differently (And Live Longer)