I scored a low sided 2002 1100. It's an awesome ride. It needed some bodywork and Ergo Mods. I'm coming in on the final configuration now
Hidey Ho from SMIBville(Southern MD)
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Welcome from central Maryland (Rockville)! There's at least one other member down your way; I'll let him identify himself if he chooses.
Obo
East Coast Canada
Welcome to the forum! 
That's me. I'm in La Plata. Running a 2000, just about to click over to 46k miles. Welcome!
Uncle Phil
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Welcome - I have a fondness for ST1100s and know a little bit about them ... 
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Cool I'm a few miles down 6 in Dentsville.
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Main Family in the area since the 1500'sDentsville? Hmmmmm.... lot of auto body shops in the area? Or just bad drivers?
Hail.Dentsville? Hmmmmm.... lot of auto body shops in the area? Or just bad drivers?
Welcome aboard. For a new guy, you haven't wasted any tine getting around on the website.
Have you read this yet?
www.st-owners.com
Have you read this yet?
Article - Maintenance Items Needed for a New (old) Bike | Articles
This article is the result of collaboration by Andrew Shadow, CYYJ, jfheath, Max Pete, SMSW, and SupraSabre. Igofar’s list was copied from the first link listed above. Click on the attached file. This one is V.11; in the future, any changes will be noted in the title on the first page as the...
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Yeah a few years ago my wife had her new car for around 2 weeks when a hailstorm almost totalled it!!! My 80yr old barn roof looked like someone took a shotgun to it.
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I hadn't yet but I have a pretty extensive service plan for the winter. I already did brake and clutch lines. When I change the rear tire I'll lube the shaft and joints, Sandblast and rustproof the swingarm, rear brake, grease/replace bearings. Another plan is valves, timing belt, cooling lines, water pump, idler pulley etc. another work session will be front tire, fork seals/oil etc, steering head bearings, wheel bearings and brakes.