Bike For Sale 2001 ST1100 (Non ABS)

[wczimmerman]

We picked this bike up from another member on this forum (keeping it in the family!) for my wife to ride. In the three years since, she has loved this bike and we have put about 11K miles on it going all over the country with the family, all on bikes. Now she has her eyes on a Triumph Tiger 900 Low for the lighter weight, lower seat height, and cruise control, eventually, but starting up our family farm limits our time to ride. So, rather than seeing this bike sit with the occasional ride, we would like to see it go to someone that will ride the wheels off it.

I will attach list of the maintenance items I've taken care of since ownership. The bike originally came to us with an auxiliary tank on the back but I swapped a replacement tank in from my parts bike to restore it back to the original 7.4gal capacity. It has also had a Quantum pump and manual fuel pressure regulator installed about 9000 miles ago. Tires are the Bridgestone T32 GT's with about 4000 miles ago and easily have about 50% of their life left. Not on the maintenance list is the Wilbers rear shock replacement but covered here: https://www.st-owners.com/forums/threads/st1100s-getting-new-suspenders.179552/#post-2355063 (I missed recording that).

If you pick up here or near here, we are happy to provide a selection of 3 different windscreens. The Givi that is on the bike now, and two others that are of varying heights. The rear case has an integrated brake light that works fine. We would have no issue hopping on this bike and riding anywhere.

As you look at the photos, I do still have the plastic handlebar covers from Honda with the hardware. My wife preferred the bike without it.

Video Walk Around:

81.12 MB file on MEGA

mega.nz

(Note: all oil changes except the last one were with Rotella 15w40 and HF303 filters. The most recent was Castrol Actevo 10w40)
Maintenance List:

Oil And Filter | Oct 28, 2023 | Miles: 76340
Final Drive Oil | Apr 08, 2023 | Miles: 73807
Replaced clutch bushing | Apr 07, 2023 | Miles: 73807
New Tires | Jan 26, 2023 | Miles: 73012
Sub Air Filter Inspection/Replacement | Dec 30, 2022
Oil Change | Dec 30, 2022
Clean Air Filter | Dec 30, 2022 | Miles: 73012
Brake Fluid | Dec 26, 2022 |
Lubed Levers | Sep 10, 2022 | Miles: 70873
Oil Change | Jun 10, 2022 | Miles: 70097
Fuel pump replacement | Mar 25, 2022 | Miles: 68066
Fuel Filter Replacement | Mar 25, 2022 | Miles: 68066
Inspected front wheel bearings | Dec 01, 2021 | Miles: 66983
Red wire bypass | Oct 28, 2021 | Miles: 66647
Fuel petcock rebuild | Oct 28, 2021 | Miles: 66647
Lubed Levers | Oct 02, 2021 | Miles: 66614
Spark Plugs | Aug 13, 2021 | Miles: 66334
Final Drive Oil | Aug 13, 2021 | Miles: 66334
License plate frame | Aug 13, 2021 | Miles: 66334
Final drive o rings | Aug 13, 2021 | Miles: 66334
Tires | Aug 13, 2021 | Miles: 66334
Sub filter | Aug 13, 2021 | Miles: 66334
Clutch Fluid | Aug 13, 2021 | Miles: 66334
Brake Fluid | Aug 13, 2021 | Miles: 66334
Oil And Filter | Aug 13, 2021 | Miles: 66334

 

[wczimmerman]

Bump.

 

[John OoSTerhuis]

Damn nice ST! GLWS

John

 

[wczimmerman]

If anyone is on the fence about a fly and ride: we are 1.5 hours from the Memphis airport. Happy to come pick you up there.

 

[wczimmerman]

Price lowered to $2900.

Hey, @Uncle Phil - this one has half the miles of the rest of the fleet....

 

[Don-STOC237]

Your ad title is ST1100A - non-abs. In case you didn't know, the A in the bike name means it has ABS. So it's correctly just ST1100.

 

[wczimmerman]

Ah...my mistake. Thanks for pointing that out. I have corrected the ad.

 

[Larry Fine]

Your ad title is ST1100A - non-abs. In case you didn't know, the A in the bike name means it has ABS. So it's correctly just ST1100.

Unless you want to get really technical, in which case they're all ST1100A's, and ABS models are ST1100A A's.

 

[Andrew Shadow]

Why are they all A's? What does it denote?

 

[Larry Fine]

Why are they all A's? What does it denote?

That I cannot say.

You can look at model numbers here: https://www.partzilla.com/catalog/honda/motorcycle

I do know that my '96 Nighthawk is a CB750 A. (note that some have a space, some don't)

Originally, Nighthawks were known as SC's, like CB750SC, which stood for Sport Custom.

 

[Andrew Shadow]

That I cannot say.

You can look at model numbers here: https://www.partzilla.com/catalog/honda/motorcycle

I do know that my '96 Nighthawk is a CB750 A. (note that some have a space, some don't)

Originally, Nighthawks were known as SC's, like CB750SC, which stood for Sport Custom.

After I asked the question I remembered that I knew the answer, it just a little longer for the memory cells to boot up now I guess.
You see them all as A because you are looking at Honda motorcycles sold in the US. The A is what Honda refers to as a product area code. Honda assigns an alpha/numeric code to every market that they sell in. A is the designation for USA.

 

[Uncle Phil]

Price lowered to $2900.

Hey, @Uncle Phil - this one has half the miles of the rest of the fleet....

Well, if it was an ABSII I might consider it.