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 I've
had
yearnings
for
a
ST1100 since reading about them over and over again in motorcycle
magazines. They popped up in articles here and there, won awards here and
there. I thought this might just be the "perfect"
motorcycle.
However,
I
have
come
to
understand
there
is
no
such
thing
as
a
perfect
motorcycle.
This
ST1100
comes
very
close to filling the bill.
I bought this bike in July 2002 and call it STeamer #9. I've added Handlebar 3" raisers, a dash shelf, highway pegs, lashing for my AM/FM/CD walkman, Givi 45 Trunk, and a bicycle computer. VERY Cool. Pics coming soon. Last web update performed on: Thursday, October 3, 2010 |
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| There
is
a
wealth
of
information
about
the
ST1100's
on the Internet.
http://www.st1100.org/
http://www.st-riders.com
ST1100 riders are known for "gadgets" on their motos which they call "Farkles". Farkles are like radar detectors, CD players, bicycle computers, cell phones, extra fuel tanks, knobs, controls, extras if undisclosed usaaaage, and more I'll discuss later. |
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I worked a trade for my STeamer #9. I gave up a Moto Guzzi Centauro but got some cash and STeamer #9 in trade. It was a great trade for both of us. George has become a friend and Loves the Centauro and I am beginning to make this ST1100 mine. Anyhow, I had too many motorcycles, something had to change. So, I decided this STeamer #9 could replace 2 bikes. Instead of a Sport Crotch Rocket and a Bagger for commuting I'd use the Sport Touring STeamer #9 MOre Web stuff on the STeamer #9 soon. |
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NOTES: I just acquired a junkyard salvage ST1100 to use in my TRIKE project to be named SpiTfire.
