How many 900 RR owner's do we have here?
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get some carharts....then you can ride every time the roads are clean....no matter how cold it gets
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Not sure what number.
1997 900 RR
Bike number (who knows) For me. I've had ALOT of bikes including Dirt
First CBR for me though. Loving it.
My 5 yr old loves it too.
Blue 2010 Ninja is the wifes
1997 900 RR
Bike number (who knows) For me. I've had ALOT of bikes including Dirt
First CBR for me though. Loving it.
My 5 yr old loves it too.
Blue 2010 Ninja is the wifes
Last edited by CoRR; Sep 11, 2010 at 08:57 AM. Reason: Add Text
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From: Brantford, Ontario
looks like you have a hard time touching the ground though, lol j/k
nice ride
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From: Chatham, Va
I've had my 95' 900 for almost 10 years now. I did a few changes such as 929 forks but after looking through many of the pictures, I haven't seen anyone with the rear signals mounted in the gills of the tail section. An old friend told me of this mod when I first bought mine and I've done a few since. As soon as I find my camera I'll throw a few up on the Pictures Sticky of 900's.
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I've had my 95' 900 for almost 10 years now. I did a few changes such as 929 forks but after looking through many of the pictures, I haven't seen anyone with the rear signals mounted in the gills of the tail section. An old friend told me of this mod when I first bought mine and I've done a few since. As soon as I find my camera I'll throw a few up on the Pictures Sticky of 900's.
I'd done that a few times , way back in the day before I made my first set of integrated taillights.
