Smokin Joe Edition
I picked up a 98 600 F3 Smokin Joe Edition today. Awesome ride. Other than the color scheme, are there any other differences between the sje and the regular F3's? Was it a limited edition? How many did they make etc? Looking for as much info as I can get.
There should be a # on your bike, telling you which # of production it is, there was a limited amount of TRUE smokin joe's made, but there are a lot of knock-off's.
Aside from paint I have no idea if there's any performance attributes.
Aside from paint I have no idea if there's any performance attributes.
from what i could find on the web, mine is atrue edition according to the vin number. I am trying to figure out how many and if any performance differences. I am going to need to get some new plastic, paint and decals too if anyone can help direct me in the right direction
Mine was a smoking joe when it was new but has been painted since then. on honda's owners link this is what i could find.
New for 1996
Racing CBRs from Erion racing and the Smokin' Joe's team are the inspiration for the dramatic Red/White/Black and Pearl Yellow/Purple/White color finishes for the 1996 CBR600F3
New for 1996
Racing CBRs from Erion racing and the Smokin' Joe's team are the inspiration for the dramatic Red/White/Black and Pearl Yellow/Purple/White color finishes for the 1996 CBR600F3
there are no performance differences. It is just a paint job. as for parts Honda still makes the plastic for the 96 and 98 smokin joes. If you try to fix and paint yourself the paint is almost $500 a pint. Honda no longer makes the camel for the front fender.
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i believe there were only 500 made each year.
i believe there were only 500 made each year.
I don't know who you're getting your paint from, but it's more like around $100 a pint. You can probably do your entire bike with a pint. This is the purple for the 1998 Smokin Joe's.
http://www.colorrite.com/product_inf...roducts_id=272
http://www.colorrite.com/product_inf...roducts_id=272


