Engine Rebuild Video Series - 87 CBR1000F
#74
Oh I have a build thread over in the rides section. Currently knees-deep in reconstructive surgery to the cowl and side fairings. So nice of Honda to wrap this bike in plastic for us...
I'll post an update once I can get humpty dumpty to fit back together again. In the meantime it's just a bench full of busted plastics and sanding dust. Not much to see tbh
https://cbrforum.com/forum/rides-82/...3/#post1310543
I'll post an update once I can get humpty dumpty to fit back together again. In the meantime it's just a bench full of busted plastics and sanding dust. Not much to see tbh
https://cbrforum.com/forum/rides-82/...3/#post1310543
#76
#79
Thanks fella
Sorry I've been so quiet on the forum lately - I've been crazy busy at work for the last many months, and also been working on rebuilding a V65 Magna. Yet another of my perpetually unfinished reclamation projects...
I daily the Hurricane almost every day to work, and a had a few runs up the highway as well. It's been an excellent machine. Some great riding. Fits like a glove
The old smell of burned rat is gradually fading away, but every once in a while a catch a whiff of that same dumb joy I had when riding the bike in my 20's - except now it actually runs well and parts hardly ever fall off it
Hardly ever
Sorry I've been so quiet on the forum lately - I've been crazy busy at work for the last many months, and also been working on rebuilding a V65 Magna. Yet another of my perpetually unfinished reclamation projects...
I daily the Hurricane almost every day to work, and a had a few runs up the highway as well. It's been an excellent machine. Some great riding. Fits like a glove
The old smell of burned rat is gradually fading away, but every once in a while a catch a whiff of that same dumb joy I had when riding the bike in my 20's - except now it actually runs well and parts hardly ever fall off it
Hardly ever