ST1100... A true rider's bike. I've been riding and touring since 1986 and have owned many Hondas, all good machines. A couple of road trip comfort necessities that work for me... I'm not a fan of throttle locks. But I LOVE using a throttle rocker for long highway travel. The leverage allows a more relaxed grip, reducing fatigue, but still gives me precise control. And one more item I WILL NOT LEAVE HOME WITHOUT when taking long rides is a sheepskin seat cover. The fuzzy look is goofy, yes, but the extra padding and, more importantly, the breathability and coolness, (especially when compared to black vinyl!) is fantastic. I just punched some holes in a piece and lace it over my seat with paracord. I highly recommend you try this! One time and I'll wager you'll be convinced! Thanks for showing us your bike. I'd be interested in seeing more bike-related content from you!

I am absolutely in agreement on the cup holder.  I added one to my bike... went to a boat store, and bought a cup holder, attached it to the handlebar with a hose clamp!

You have one very nice machine there!  Beautiful red.  Makes me long for my touring days.  I go back as far as the Vetter fairing days.  Remember those?

I just traded my fishing kayak for a really nice 95 st1100 With only 9k miles. It's my first bike & worries me about how heavy it is. It wasn't at all what i was looking for, but I couldn't pass up the great deal.

Nice bike! You are right, they are dirt cheap and under the radar in USA. I bought mine two years ago with many upgrades and 25,000 miles for a song. It rides like a dream! Thanks for the great video. There aren’t too many videos on this bike. I have the ST and a Yamaha XT350 for beating around on short trips and off-road. Very little money into two great bikes. I know way too many people that think you need to buy a $25,000 Harley to have fun!😝 If they only knew!

Such a beautiful ride! Thanks for sharing. God Bless

I have a 1991 ST1100, and installed a Rostra Electronic Cruise Control.  Used a 1995 Gold Wing throttle controls and adapted the harness to work.

Rob .. Started on a Valkyrie Tourer in 1998, but went in the reverse direction from most.  48K on the Valkyrie .. then 10K on a 2002 VTX1800 .. 38K on a ST1300ABS.  Found my niche on a used 1998 CBR XX now with 58K miles.  What can I say .. old bicyclist don't die, they just ride that way.

Nice video. I have a black '99 ST 1100 & love it.  Unfortunately it has spent most of the this year in the garage since purchasing a new black 2019 Goldwing. Highly recommended adding one to your stable.

Superb!!

Loved your closing words.

The knife guy!

Was searching and reviewing the 1100-

And wow...

Rob owns one🤘

Appreciate the shared details

Thanks!

Wow really nice looking red bike!!! :D

Thanks for the video, got many good ideas from this videos hope I can add some to my 99 model :)

owned mine for a month and 10 outa 10 for the video and ya bike ,beautiful paint job

Only missing audio is & you got it all my friend

oh man so many fab mods i love to get, thanks. As Micheal Martin says, very good looking machine, thanks for the post.

This sunday I'm going for a test ride on a '99 ST1100. I've had a CB Seven Fifty which was a comfortable bike and simply indestructible but lacked just a bit of oomph.

I currently have a Suzuki Bandit 1200 but I found out it's not the bike for me. Perhaps if I were 10 years younger, but my back and wrists hurt after half an hour.

The ST1100 looks like the perfect bike for me. I don't need fast, I need comfort.

Plus I really like that Sargent saddle. If I'm buying that ST1100 this sunday I'm going to look for that saddle too. It looks really comfy!

Thanks for this video, you have a very nice bike!

I didn't know you were into bikes. I like the style. I got a 1996 cbr 600 with 37k miles and it just keeps going. Honda makes good bikes. Not a fan of the half helmets though just for safety reasons but that's a sweet bike.

yes totally agree, best big in the world. I ride it all year.