Newbe, need advice on buying a 1990 Like NEW
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http://santabarbara.craigslist.org/mcy/653195663.html
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GREAT NEWS, and now that you have a pristine 1000F, you'd better[sm=icon_rtfm.gif] he he ![Big Grin](https://cbrforum.com/forum/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
http://members.iinet.net.au/~cbr/Hon...Manual.pdf>
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http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/midlife/i...ice_Manual.pdf
and when you next need to care for your baby, you'll know how to do it without it costing you a fortune.
Welcome to the Hurricane family !!
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http://members.iinet.net.au/~cbr/Hon...Manual.pdf>
OR
http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/midlife/i...ice_Manual.pdf
and when you next need to care for your baby, you'll know how to do it without it costing you a fortune.
Welcome to the Hurricane family !!
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Congrats toa very nice and wellperforming bike. Great colour scheme as well.I would have bought it to if it has been in reach even though I have two bikes before. The CBR 1000 F is a superb general purpose bike, not weak on anything and good looking.
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Good deal, man. You will undoubtedly enjoy this bike. A guy I ride with sometimes has the exact same bike. I almost bought it, actually, before he did. He paid 2k for it in a LOT worse shape than that, and with like 14k more miles. (And meand a couple other buddies were scrambling to getto the bank, but he was closer.. [:@])
You definately got a deal. I wouldn't even think twice about it.
And like some others said (i think), NADA takes mileage into account. My bike is a 1995, and NADA just automatically putlike 50k on it.I paid right around middlebook value, but it was in excellent shape with about 1/3 the miles.
You definately got a deal. I wouldn't even think twice about it.
And like some others said (i think), NADA takes mileage into account. My bike is a 1995, and NADA just automatically putlike 50k on it.I paid right around middlebook value, but it was in excellent shape with about 1/3 the miles.
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Good buy. Because we ride all year here and its so big its almost impossible to buy low mileage older bikes.
Here are some things you need to attend to and replace.
Tyres - Even if look good will have perished.
Brake lines
CCT - As its the original bike it would have had the original CCT and not the newer one with a deeper well and it may only last 40k.
I'd say ya carbies will need to be striped and de-gummed.
Also you can buy a product called Rubber Grease will will work better than Armourall as softening the rubbers.
Here are some things you need to attend to and replace.
Tyres - Even if look good will have perished.
Brake lines
CCT - As its the original bike it would have had the original CCT and not the newer one with a deeper well and it may only last 40k.
I'd say ya carbies will need to be striped and de-gummed.
Also you can buy a product called Rubber Grease will will work better than Armourall as softening the rubbers.
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