Honda ST1300 Photo Shoot & Overview

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  • Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
  • Paul Johnston takes a look at how the photos you see in motorbike magazines are made as well as reviewing the Honda ST1300 - with the help of Chris Moss, John Cantlie and Steve Ross.

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  • @listairgin
    @listairgin 4 роки тому +3

    Any video with the motorcycle journalist/ tester Chris Moss in it is worth a look and listen because when he speaks you don't get any bullshit . Chris Moss always tells it like it is. I always loved that guys honesty and journey man type experience etc. He also has a brilliant sense of humour, where is this guy working now? Perhaps he is retired, anyhow he's a star bloke 👌🌠

  • @russellshinesimmons3980
    @russellshinesimmons3980 8 років тому +3

    I owned a ST1100 some years ago and couriered up down the country on it. lovely bike would love to have the new ST1300.

  • @kevinx9225
    @kevinx9225 5 років тому +2

    I'm a little over 118,000 on my 2003. Still looks good. The Seattle style stoplights on a hill (extreme angles) has the clutch barking. Beyond that everything is solid. You can still pull the front wheel just off the throttle alone.

  • @alanhassall
    @alanhassall 4 роки тому +2

    I bought a 2007 with ABS last fall. The price was right. I owned a 1999 ST1100 for quite a long time. My only three complaints are, why didn't Honda move to common 17 inch tires sizes, why insist on the odd 45w/45w headlight bulbs in the US and why is the display so dim? My Concours 14 has common tire sizes that will be available for a very long time to come. The 190 on the Kawasaki is a bit much and you pay for the extra centimeter. I have to modify new bulbs unless I order them from Honda. Snips take care of it. In a lot of situations I cannot read the display which is useful if you don't want to run out of fuel. I love the seat height adjustment. I have a short inseam and it makes a big difference. It gives me the option of a low seat without having to sacrifice clearance like on my Concours. The engine is so smooth and quiet that I have found myself running highway speeds in third gear. I also love the fuel capacity. Although it isn't under the seat like the original, the fuel doesn't make it too top heavy. With under 6 gallons, my Concours doesn't go far enough when I want to cross the country. The ST1300 goes forever on a tank of fuel. Overall, I love it.

  • @craighindman8475
    @craighindman8475 6 років тому +3

    I have the 03, same color. I love standerds and sport bikes, but the St 1300 has it all. It's extremely comfortable, handling is great, really smooth but powerful engine. I can't find another bike I want more. Just turned 50,000 miles,still in love!!

    • @user-kp4ue5hb7n
      @user-kp4ue5hb7n 5 років тому

      ㅎㅎ

    • @user-kp4ue5hb7n
      @user-kp4ue5hb7n 5 років тому

      혼다 이거 타고 있는데 진짜 너무 좋아요.
      앞으로도 계속 잘 관리하며서 타야죠.

  • @rhettharrison3291
    @rhettharrison3291 7 років тому +8

    Had a lot of bikes in last thirty years, all regarded as being desirable but I have in all cases been disappointed, the exception is the Pan1300. I will not be changing. Its like a shark, further evolution is not required.

  • @kennethadkins953
    @kennethadkins953 8 років тому +1

    Great bike now I really want one

  • @omfgwtfbbq90
    @omfgwtfbbq90 6 років тому +1

    Was the bike scraping? If so, not the fairing I hope? Or were it his knee pads??

  • @Visionery1
    @Visionery1 5 років тому

    Damn, that's a lens and a half!

  • @Tiesemans_one_in_ten
    @Tiesemans_one_in_ten 4 роки тому

    ST1100 ugly? Damn you disqualified yourself instantly .. Virgin or not.

    • @kevingullick1596
      @kevingullick1596 3 роки тому

      That was John Cantlie, he was kidnapped by isis in 2012 and kept prisoner for years, sadly almost certainly no longer with us 😢

  • @flexjay87
    @flexjay87 4 роки тому

    Basing a purchase from the likes of this channel , is not advised.