New guy from Oslo …

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New guy from Oslo with a great interest in Pan European and perhaps most of all ST1100... Not new to motorcycles, have a long life on motorcycles behind me and have ridden countless bikes from the 70s to newer bikes from today. Considering buying an ST1100

 

[Uncle Phil]

Welcome from across the pond.
I'm a bit prejudiced but I really like the ST1100s.
I only own 8 of them - 4 runners and 4 parts bikes and have over 1/2 million miles between the 4 runners ...

 

[ibike2havefun]

Welcome from Maryland, on the east coast of the USA.

One of the regular Coffee Club members, @STooRay , is also from Norway. Join us for virtual coffee and real life conversation if you like.

 

[Bikeric]

Welcome to the forum from Cornwall UK!

 

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Thanks

 

[klaproth]

Welcome from the sunny Southeast USA! Hope you find your perfect bike!

 

[TipSTer]

Welcome to the ST forum!

 

[Peppermint]

Welcome from Montreal!
Good luck in your search and happy trails!

Patty

 

[SupraSabre]

Welcome to the forum from Cedar City Utah!

 

[Al st1100]

New guy from Oslo with a great interest in Pan European and perhaps most of all ST1100... Not new to motorcycles, have a long life on motorcycles behind me and have ridden countless bikes from the 70s to newer bikes from today. Considering buying an ST1100

97 or newer. I would be leery of anything older.

 

[jdmccright]

Welcome from Southern Maryland (SoMD)! I've visited Oslo twice and it is a wonderful city. If things get too bad over here I might have to "invade" Oslo for retirement.

I started with a 1995 bought new, now own a 2000. I'm sure there are newer and nicer bikes, but mine is a cheap value pleasure. Yes, @STooRay plies us with beautiful photos from his rides.

 

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1997 and newer… With or without ABS... I personally think without for the easiest and cheapest future maintenance but for resale later maybe with ABS …

 

[ST1100Gold]

Welcome from N.E.Scoland

 

[Slydynbye]

1997 and newer… With or without ABS... I personally think without for the easiest and cheapest future maintenance but for resale later maybe with ABS …

With ABS, not because of the ABS but because they have better brakes ie. 3 piston calipers.
That said, the ABS / TCS has saved my ride on occasion.

 

[diferg]

Welcome from Southeast Georgia USA