Sinna, I wonder how this bike would feel compared to the SuperDuke 1390R Evo?

I really do appreciate the unfiltered one-take. Lots of ppl would edit their stalls out of the video out of pride. But you stayed honest and now i feel better knowing that you all are human and I ain’t sub-human lol

His problem is that he bought a bike that is too little for him. Geez, 6feet 4 inches, and 330 lbs is what you put on a Gold Wing, an Indian Chieftain, or a Harley Ultra Glide.

You can send them my way if you don't want them anymore.

I have mine for 2 weeks , Im 5'-5" 155lbs, and the bike to me is a blast. Im using it to cruise around.

fook you did a good job on the clip carnt se eney siver eneywere lol

Was this your mistake or a malfunction of the bike?

What you think some many apes would feel like for a shorter rider on this bike... Thinking about getting some. Plus I like the look. But I only know 1 guy with them and it's on his 45k Harley. So I'm not even gonna ask to sit on that bike. Lol. My luck I'll scratch it kicking my leg over to sit on it. Lol

how tall are you

I believe that your little green hitchhiker was a Katydid. Nice ride around town and I am glad your footage worked!

You need to be on a gold wind bro. I think that package for your frame would be better. I rode a 24 the other day. I tried to find the blow job button. Very nice bike. If I was your size I would go with that. Would love to see you in a goldwing. Your content, especially the mods part. Very very few show the frustration. Don't give up on the KZbin channel. Maybe just a bike that fits your frame.

Have you looked at the Honda fury

Great video.

Nice vid

I'm a bigger guy too. 6 ft, 310. Looking for something for us bigger guys, kinda sucks. What are you looking at getting?

Ich habe das Video in Deutschland gesehen. Diesen Sitz muss ich unbedingt besorgen. Danke für das Video 😊

I see you have the brackets on your sporks for a wind fairing. Prob one of the Memphis shade variants? Looks just like my brackets. Can you still use it with this riser install? I know Rox says on the website that you may not be able to use an aftermarket fairing or windscreen.

Was your abs light on before you did your repairs?

Sounds great. I like it

I agree, the tank size is much to be desired. I commute to LA around 35 miles roundtrip five day and by midweek I need to fuel up. I would be so happy if I could just get through the five days!

You're like me, I put everything on my seat and I always guess on the mm bolt sizes...lol and even when I'm not doing a video I'm still talking to myself out loud...lol

I’m looking to get a rebel 1100 dct also but let me ask you a question.. Do you think this would be a good bike to have for a beginner? The only experience I have is from the msf course.

Well crap!!!! The whole reason why I was getting fwd controls was because the mid controls caused by legs to bow out. The wind would push my legs outward, killing me hips!! Let me know know your results after taking them off My red dragons should be in next week, now I'm concerned.

How tall are you? I didn't catch it if you mentioned it. Thanks for a great video, I think you did great at sharing your thoughts.

Love the bike love the seat. Don’t care for the exhaust

I fix it am working in honda uae

Cotter pin size???

The link is for chrome Unable to locate these in black 😢

Did you adjust your shocks by chance, and if so, by how much/clicks? Im around 325lbs

Foot pegs? How much further did the bars come back?

Bought my 2024 1100T manual trans in February. Just hit 3000 miles 👍 Absolutely a blast to ride. Just does what you want it to do. Mustang seat, exhaust, better grips and foot pegs. Only real complaint is the engine braking even on lowest level.

Looks good too!

I am 71 years old and 5'6. For cruising I put on forward controls and an Airhawk seat cushion. If I was younger and did more long distance highway cruising I would step up to a Goldwing. For around town, I enjoy the Rebel 1100 DCT for riding around town as it is light weight and easy to handle.

any issues with vibration

The Rebels seem small and at 5-11 are cramped for me.

I cannot for the life of me get my gauge cluster to go high enough to get the screws back in. Is there a particular cable I need to undo so it reaches?

Have several Bikes manuals feom dirt bike, indian and i last aquired a Honda 1100 DCT, sorry have it for 2 years niw and i ride it eveeywhere foe erants and some times i comute, even thougn i own a very confi BMW. These rebels is a keeper she rides so good and atable. All my friend after riding mine have gotten one.

beauty

I like mine so far. All I needed was a windshield for longer highway rides.

I have only had my 1100 DCT less than two weeks and the only major complaint so far is the seat. I have gone on two 80+ mile rides two days in a row and my butt was pretty sore on the stock seat. I have a Mustang seat coming so we shall see. Other than that I am enjoying the Rebel quite a bit. I am a 5' 7" 60 year old dude getting back on two wheels after 40 years so the DCT is a nice relaxing ride for me. I'm sure you will find a bike to better suit you. The first bike is trial bike for most people.

This bike has DCT, you will sell it to return back to manuals? No way...just replace- improve all things that you don't feel well...like other Rebel riders If you buy Harleys get ready to pay a lot for to buy it , maintenance & to fix all these upgrades thats needs.. Your bike has low cost, maintenance, drives ,well turns nice... Change pegs...there are front pegs better from T-Rex...put risers ...windshield. Adjust the bike at Sport Mode for better driving in the road. You will be fine.

I bought the Rebel 1100t because they still don’t sell the NT1100 in the US. My only complaint is that I do feel too big for the bike, I’m 6’3”. If Honda ever decides to sell the NT1100 in the US, I would probably trade the Rebel for that.

I'm thinking out loud. You get in a car, you can adjust the wheel position, move the seat back, up, or down, adjust the mirrors. You're ready to drive across country... I love this bike. But I would like to see the person this bike was built for, I think they would look freaky. Imagining someone with long arms, short legs, and a small upper body, weighing in at about 150 lbs. I guess the secret sauce is that because it fits nobody, there is some part of it that will fit everybody. Then the buyer says to themselves, I like this part of it and I could change the rest of it.

My oem gasket slid right off with the stock exhaust i must of been lucky 😂

It seems like a small bike for your size... you probably need something a lot bigger. I keep looking for something else right now, but can't find anything I like much to replace it, but I fit on mine very well since I am much much smaller than you. I've done many many miles and long multi-day trips on my 2021, and even I get sore on it too fast and hate the tiny gas tank. No matter if they threw a "T" on the model and saddle bags, its still just not a good touring bike... especially with a chain too. I'm trying to find something that is bigger, but not a behemoth, with low maintenance. No one really makes anything that works for me though... waiting for that right bike to show up

Just bought my Rebel 1100 right about 6 months ago. I can't imagine getting rid of it.

I have now had mine about 2 years, and have 25K miles on it. I am 5-10 inches 250lbs. For me it is a perfect bike. I did put a backrest on it and foot rests on the crash bars for when I stretch out.

Do you know where to find those adapters? I’ve looked everywhere I swear every place is sold out

I had some of these same issues but after following "Life of Burch" on KZbin, he recommended a seat he had purchased cheaply and I found same one on Aliexpress, it definitely made the bike more rideable, I just did a 900 kilometer ride with nil back or butt issues, the positioning of the foo-tpegs is an issue I do have to address, not because they cause me leg problems but I am used to a large cruiser (C90) and I would like to stretch out a little more and not hit my shins painfully on these damn metal pegs which seriously are in the wrong place Honda!

I just sold my Rebel 1100 for at least one of the same reasons, if not the main reason! At 6'2" and 240 lbs, I just did not like the way that I looked on the bike! I absolutely loved the bike though and even though I sold it, I'm already regretting it!