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^ Some place here is a thread; MK1 vs MK2 vs MK3 or something like that.
Maybe its titled more like 'What's the difference between....' I can't find it.
A well know fact is that the 1994 is by far the fastest, sexiest and has the best paint scheme than other years. They get the best fuel economy and have the best ride and use far less rubber while outrunning all other years. You will find that the owners of this year are perhaps some of the most interesting and smartest people you'll ever meet.
edit: Welcome to the forum.
Maybe its titled more like 'What's the difference between....' I can't find it.
A well know fact is that the 1994 is by far the fastest, sexiest and has the best paint scheme than other years. They get the best fuel economy and have the best ride and use far less rubber while outrunning all other years. You will find that the owners of this year are perhaps some of the most interesting and smartest people you'll ever meet.
edit: Welcome to the forum.
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^ Some place here is a thread; MK1 vs MK2 vs MK3 or something like that.
Maybe its titled more like 'What's the difference between....' I can't find it.
A well know fact is that the 1994 is by far the fastest, sexiest and has the best paint scheme than other years. They get the best fuel economy and have the best ride and use far less rubber while outrunning all other years. You will find that the owners of this year are perhaps some of the most interesting and smartest people you'll ever meet.
edit: Welcome to the forum.
Maybe its titled more like 'What's the difference between....' I can't find it.
A well know fact is that the 1994 is by far the fastest, sexiest and has the best paint scheme than other years. They get the best fuel economy and have the best ride and use far less rubber while outrunning all other years. You will find that the owners of this year are perhaps some of the most interesting and smartest people you'll ever meet.
edit: Welcome to the forum.
Just substitute Mark 2 1991 CBR1000F for every relating to TimBucTwo's comment above and you're on the money.
Welcome to the CBR Forum Michael.
We love and respect each other really we do!!
Cheers, SB
"Wow, is that bike like really 25 years old? Gee that's, like, older than me. So how old are you?"
Embarrassed silence.
Whatever you end up with I suspect you won't be too disappointed, and welcome to the Nut House.
Cheers
TK
Hello. Another newbie with a SC21 donor and a SC24 nearing completion. Glad to be here and hope to learn my way around soon. Sorry to be starting off here with my hat in my hand, but I need help to get up and running. Please see my post foolishly posted under "how to" Like I said, need to learn my way around. Anyhow, that's me, I'm here and keen to learn
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Hello. Another newbie with a SC21 donor and a SC24 nearing completion. Glad to be here and hope to learn my way around soon. Sorry to be starting off here with my hat in my hand, but I need help to get up and running. Please see my post foolishly posted under "how to" Like I said, need to learn my way around. Anyhow, that's me, I'm here and keen to learn
It's not a problem David,
Most of us found the CBR Forum because we were trying to diagnose or solve a problem with our bikes. Hat in hand is usually the standard starting point!
We're glad to have you with us and you'll quickly get used to the layout and get the help needed.
Some of us never quite get out of the Hurricane Saloon
Cheers, SB