1100 just hit 100,000 mile

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Not realy a big deal but it's my first bike to hit it :)
Only had hall sensors at 70,000 & head gaskets under waranty many years ago, lots of brake pad's and tyres .Never use's oil between 6000 mile service,origional clutch gearbox & final drive bearing (did have a seal & 60k)
And it's the early one that had the plastic tank (1994)
so 200,000 here we come :D
 
Not realy a big deal but it's my first bike to hit it :)
Only had hall sensors at 70,000 & head gaskets under waranty many years ago, lots of brake pad's and tyres .Never use's oil between 6000 mile service,origional clutch gearbox & final drive bearing (did have a seal & 60k)
And it's the early one that had the plastic tank (1994)
so 200,000 here we come :D

I think its quite a big deal. I know its completely arbitary, but I'd get a kick out of doing it. Only 60k on mine.
 
Mine has 64k on the odometer, plus another 41k when disconnected :augie, it still runs and rides great, I really like my 1100 :thumb2

Stewart
 
Does it rattle?

I must admit I used to care then realised mine would never be a new bike again so now I have lots of zip ties, bodge tape and araldite - nothings going to fall off!
 
100,000

Well done definatly a celbration comming up?, mine's now done 84,000 on same clutch only let me down once (apart from me falling off!) when throttle cables frayed and stuck so looking forward to my 100,000 miles.
Dave GS.
 
Anything that does 100000 miles is cause to celebrate !!!! Remember my old Merc W123 280E clicking the big One !! Pulled in to the side of the road and had a Momment:thumb2
 
Mine turned 60k on the way home this evening. Only a baby in comparison to yours
 
Would love to get to hank,s 400'000 + miles over in the states but think i will have to be retired (and loaded) to do that one):moped:
 
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