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1987 CBR 750 Hurricane

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Old 11-15-2010, 04:08 AM
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Nice bike for sure. I would liken it to the 97 GSXF 750 I had a few years back. That was my entry level road bike and I loved it. In the end I found it to be under powered and stepped up to the BB and the glorious old Hurricane. Hope you enjoy your 750 as much as we love our 1000's. Cheers.
 
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Old 11-15-2010, 05:47 PM
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Old 11-16-2010, 02:44 AM
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Yup thats ma old man... Not sure weather to paint him back to standard colours or go for something differant as i know that he isn't wearing a standard paint job at the mo !!

It is a Japanese import, previous owner had the clocks converted to UK clocks which is great, my 1st bike was an Aprillia RS125, and guessing where 30mph was for speed cameras was always a pain in the *** LOL.

He will be coming home at the end of the month, hopefully the work done to the pipes will give him a lil extra power so i can take hime round some twisties XD
 
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Old 11-16-2010, 02:47 AM
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Useful enough piece of kit, so has anyone worked out if there were a Japan market only thing with just a few private imports to other countries or what? Seem pretty rare.
 
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Old 11-16-2010, 11:03 AM
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Originally Posted by Az1kF
WOW! 105 HP...it's no slouch in the power department. My 1979 CB750F was called the first production vehicle to have 100 HP/liter (by math..750cc and 75HP). 105 HP in those days...wow!

And stop calling him "The Old Man". I'm 1955 vintage and I find it offensive. LOL
 
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Originally Posted by TimBucTwo
My 1979 CB750F was called the first production vehicle to have 100 HP/liter (by math..750cc and 75HP)
Bikez.com says you're wrong, that the 79 750 made 72 horses. http://bikez.com/motorcycles/honda_c...sport_1979.php Further, they say that the earlier 1046 cc CBX made 105 horses. http://www.bikez.com/motorcycles/honda_cbx_1978.php
 

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Originally Posted by pacojoseph
Bikez.com says you're wrong, that the 79 750 made 72 horses.
Hey! I was only going with what I read in a magazine. It's not the first time they were wrong. The info that you provided shows the CBX with 105 HP. So a 750 with 102 HP before fuel injection and all the other hi tech stuff is certainly no slouch even though the bottom of the spec link page says The CBR750 is not an outright speedball.
 

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Welcome to the 'Cane section, Tina! Real clean 750.
 
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Old 11-17-2010, 02:44 AM
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LOL Thanks... And no, he will allways be my old man =P

I think a bit of th HP has been lost over the years as he isnt much of a puller, but hoping some love and care will restore some of that ! He also runs very lean, need to get the carbs balanced and cleaned as he reeks of petrol when ridiing =/

Im also looking to change the cans, they are standard at the moment, any idea's as i want louder, as idiots in cages round ere don't see bikes =@
 
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Old 11-17-2010, 02:56 AM
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Try this for a start

https://cbrforum.com/forum/1000f-videos-84/new-exhaust-mod-video-9k-rev-115643/

If more noise required, spend more money (sigh, ain't that always the way)
 

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