What have you done to your CBR 1000f today?
Just picked one up for $37.99 shipped @ DailyDeals on EPray extra tank of gas

Bloody freezing here today , have the heater running out in the barn
hope to get poking around at the bikes soon , have some nice new
stainless coolent hose T's for each bike bought from DUB (CBR1988)
Last edited by Sprock; Dec 29, 2011 at 12:45 PM.
You will love the Parrot. You will have to play with speaker placement, unless they are in just the right spot you can't hear worth crap. Place them right and it will blow you out of your helmet!
new helmet , exo 500 has nice cutouts for them, hope it's not a case of
having to move my ears

My new 3 D Bars are just a bit longer too so the remote won't take up any
extra bar space I hope
Real world , job , family etc. etc. been getting in the way - have not gotten
to finishing them yet. ----> someday soon when the wife quits giving me
major projects to do !
Started both bikes up yesterday and since it was a balmy 50 degrees here
went for a nice ride
Got round to fitting the braided brake lines my wife bought me for Christmas.
Calliper banjo bolts they sent me were the wrong pitch, so I had to use the old ones to get her on the road, so I'll have to re-bleed the brakes when they send me the correct ones
Calliper banjo bolts they sent me were the wrong pitch, so I had to use the old ones to get her on the road, so I'll have to re-bleed the brakes when they send me the correct ones
I listed mine for sale 
Shes been a very good ride - reliable, fast, comfortable and fun... but I was offered a ride I've always wanted for a price I couldn't refuse. My two bike policy dictates that one of my current ones goes... and after many sleepless nights I decided it had to be the Thou.
Sorry mate, I'll always remember you and the good times we had.
Cheers -- boingk

Shes been a very good ride - reliable, fast, comfortable and fun... but I was offered a ride I've always wanted for a price I couldn't refuse. My two bike policy dictates that one of my current ones goes... and after many sleepless nights I decided it had to be the Thou.
Sorry mate, I'll always remember you and the good times we had.
Cheers -- boingk
Had CBR1000f sc24 for a month now and have done some work already. Came as a streetfighter with no fairings etc.
So far have repaired the number 4 intake stub for carb to fit on on head, some previous owner had broken about a third of it off. Used a cut ally collar slightly larger than hole then used epoxy putty to seal in and shape so inlet rubber would seal on.
Bought another airbox and came with virtually new airfilter.
Replaced the the switch gear both sides with earlier stuff which has red lettering on as original was all faded. Had to rewire the clutch side but is fine now with a new choke cable
Bought nice shortened Yoshi silencer and link pipe, blocked off left side of collector box.
New Iridium plugs
CBR1000RR stick coils and wiring fitted and working.
Today fitted some nice blue silicone hoses to replace the old. Got the old girl running last week and sounds awesome Determined not take 3 1/2 years for this project but was a learning curve. Rebuilt a GPZ900R with a triumph Daytona seat unit but thats a different story
Now I think about not bad for about a month lot more to come, Will upload photos but have a bit of trouble doing so
So far have repaired the number 4 intake stub for carb to fit on on head, some previous owner had broken about a third of it off. Used a cut ally collar slightly larger than hole then used epoxy putty to seal in and shape so inlet rubber would seal on.
Bought another airbox and came with virtually new airfilter.
Replaced the the switch gear both sides with earlier stuff which has red lettering on as original was all faded. Had to rewire the clutch side but is fine now with a new choke cable
Bought nice shortened Yoshi silencer and link pipe, blocked off left side of collector box.
New Iridium plugs
CBR1000RR stick coils and wiring fitted and working.
Today fitted some nice blue silicone hoses to replace the old. Got the old girl running last week and sounds awesome Determined not take 3 1/2 years for this project but was a learning curve. Rebuilt a GPZ900R with a triumph Daytona seat unit but thats a different story
Now I think about not bad for about a month lot more to come, Will upload photos but have a bit of trouble doing so


