Very nice! Is that a volt meter in the right side panel?

 

No it was a clock - but was all rusty and wasn't even connected up. I didn't like the hole it would leave if I removed it and there were also three small switched which did nothing ....- so I got a second hand panel off ebay - its not quite the right shade of red but ....

 

Hey everyone, just wanted to say hi. i own an 88 cbr1000f and i figured its time to meet some others and see just whats possible with this bike. im a huge fan of this classic but its time to give it some new life.

 

Welcome to the forum Edward, there are a few mods that can breath a bit of new life into your classic, upgrade to stick coils for one.

All the help you could ever need, just ask.

 

Yep! Stick coils, K&N air filter and bigger jets will make it run better on todays fuel.

 

hello all i am in the uk kent

 

Welcome to the CBR Forum Julie from Kent UK

We have quite a few members in the UK

I assume as you posted in the CBR1000F section that is what you ride? Post a picture of your ride if you want. We love pictures

So ask any questions you need and you'll find the guys jumping over themselves to answer!

Cheers, SB

 

thanks no only have a 125 cbf honda not done my CBT would like help to ride it

 

My first bike was a 125 Honda Elsinore.

But now I have grown up and got an actual motorbike.

Mind you; our receptionist at work; her husband has one of those very early, 1970's steel tank SL 125s' parked up in his garage (alongside his Mustang).

For some reason I want to own that thing, I seem to recall that they were very good at wheelies . But of course, that would be totally irresponsibile and not something that an older member of this forum would promote.

 

hello so you have a big bike must be a honda lol had my bike for 3 days now so going to have a go on it in the morning