Now the fun begins. I started out the day washing the bike, and then stripping off the plastic. Then I washed it again, no sense getting any dirtier than I need to during what is to come.

I have a new set of carbs, I will be checking/replacing hoses, flushing cooling system, changing plugs, repairing some cracked plastic, replacing all of the 20 year old bulbsand just generally giving it a spiffing up.

It sure does look pathetic sitting there without a stitch on,





bob

 

I can see her shivering with the cold from here.

 

It sure does look pathetic sitting there without a stitch on,


So would you, sitting on the pavement naked......

 

Has anyone ever come up with an online service manual for the 87/88 Hurricane?

I downloaded and printed the one for the 90-?? from fiche-man. I am hoping that a lot of it is the same.

bob

 

Looks more akin to a boat anchor than a bike! It'll be nice when you're done. You'll have intimate knowledge of your girl!

 

Allready there, I bought it new in 1988 in Santa Clara when I was stationed at Moffett Field. We have done this before. It a 10 year maintenance plan. Should keep it going for 100 years or so if I keep it up.

bob

 

Original owner. That is cool. Bought it in Santa Clara, so where are you now?

 

I am in Spokane, Wa.

The bike and I have lived in Cupertino, San Diego, Las Vegas, Oklahoma, Spokane, Montana, back to Spokane and is now going to stay in Spokane. At least that is what SWMBO has said.

bob

 

X-rated pics of a CBR it looks indecent lol, i wish i had time to do the same, give it a full strip down and a clean.

 

BIKE ****!!!!!!!!!!!