Hey Darin, I see you have also posted in the CBR600F1 section - that is most likely the section you'll get the better response in. Even though the early 600s were called Hurricanes, this section of the forum tends to deal more with the 1000F.

Hopefully you'll get a response from the 600 guys who've had experience with the jet mods.

Have a look at this as well https://cbrforum.com/forum/cbr-600f-...et-kit-148154/

Cheers, SB

 

thank you for the help

 

Hello Hurricane Family! Mike here from New Jersey. I just bought a 1987 Hurricane 1000f in Alaska Blue......Love The Bike!!!!

just wanted to say hi!
Happy Riding!

 

hi and welcome in

 

Hey all new to the forums just wanted to say hey to my fellow hurricane riders. Name's Jon, from way up in Canada where the summers are short but the highways are long

Gettin my 87 Hurricane 1000 project bike underway. Came with all the original plastics, and except for the corbin seat looks bone-stock. Will be doing a pile of bodywork (PO was pretty liberal with the ol fibreglass resin and most of his 'plastic repair' peels off by fingernail), as well as some select updates behind the scenes. Will try to stay true to the original look and feel. I love the jelly mold look, and even though the bike has been badly neglected she still starts up easy and is just begging me to finish up so I can get her on the road where she belongs. Here's a pic next to my sled



Oh yes. This will do nicely

 

Very nice! Welcome to Seebarf



Is that a Corbin seat?

Cheers, SB

 

It sure is. Makes her pretty comfortable for longer rides. Fun fact - she gets about the same range as the goldwing behind her

I'll be keeping the corbin on the off-chance the wife wants to go 2up. Was also gonna try and pick up a torn OEM so I can hack it into a solo+cowl

 

Hi,

I,m Pedro from Portugal and bougth a 1990 CBR1000F.

Huge confort and stability...great Silk road manners..,Honda rules

 

hi and welcome to the fold Busas

 

Steve from Napier NZ,
Nice to be here, riding a 95 CBR1000F, well I will be when sort out the electrics...
Cheers guys,