here is the explanation -- i'm sure one of the admins will get to you shortly.

 

hi cbr1000fj, sent you an email

 

Cheers from the Valley, NS, Canada anyone in spitting distance willing to go for a run whenver I get this thing running? I'm known at work as being a problem solver and troubleshooter. Let's see if that rings true

 

Hi all, new member here, rebuilding a Hurricane. I have a few issues so thought id join this site to see whats about and if anyone can help or i can help them.

 

Welcome again!

I have issues too, but generally find a little time on the forum solves them!

Cheers, SB

 

So as the title states I am very new to all this. I'm taking the course this weekend and I'm very excited. This is my new old girl. 1988 hurricane cbr 600 f1 . being that I'm new to this I would like to give it a tune up. Any tips? umm. how many spark plugs does it take ect... thank you..

 

Welcome to the CBR Forum,

That is an unusual colour - but looks good!
Good luck with the rider course - you'll do well I'm sure.
For tune ups for the CBR600 - hop into the CBR600F section

CBR 600F - CBR Forum - Enthusiast forums for Honda CBR Owners

The guys there should be able to steer you straight.

Cheers, SB

PS: As a hint for the number of sparkplugs - count the exhaust header pipes...........
There should be a downloadable manual for the 600F - do a search and see if you can find it then download it and have a read.

 

I recently purchased a Silver 1987 Hurricane 1000F with 24K miles. I love riding it because it is far more comfortable than my 85 Sportster was. Now if I can just get the front brakes to behave...

 

Hello from happy owner of the Hurricane CBR750' 1987!

 

Just thought I would introduce myself...the names Gary, or Gaz .
I'm a pom in sunny brisbane Australia ...I own two Hondas, a blackbird and I have just bought a 93 cbr1000f.