He guy`s and maybe gal`s been a visitor here for a while ,seems such a friendly place and so informative i finally decided to join ,so a Big hello to everyone
Rick
95 cbr1000f and a few others

 

And a warm hello to you.
Insanity isn't a requirement here...................but it helps
Enjoy what we have to offer, and bring your sense of humour.

Pics will make you part of the gang, so put some up ASAP

 

Hi every one-I am Brian-from denmark,but living in Thailand.
Just bought my first CBR 1000cc Hurricane-old one, but nice look and great driving.

 

G'day guys n gals , just picked up a 1990 CBR1000F , bit ruff a round the edges but runs well . 60,000kms on the clock . currently in workshop for RWC for rego . she might be over 20 years old , but shes light years ahead of the old suzi gsx1100 shes replacing ! And yes ,another bloody ozzy on the site . from rushworth in victoria . ( bloody kangaroo country )

 

She is so fibbing, there are no other Aussies here, they all resigned last week when they got beaten by the Irish.

Welcome aboard mate, you will get used to us.

 

Posted over in the general new members section
Owned mine for a little over a month and love the bike. I decided to jump in with both feet and get a bike I wanted and it was selling for less than a dodgy looking CB500. Best decision ever!!

https://cbrforum.com/forum/new-membe...9/#post1103595

 

Hi, I'm Thommo from Canberra, Australia with a '92 CBR1000F. 100,000 clicks and still going strong.

 

Hey Thommo! Welcome to the forum mate. It's good to see the Aussie chapter growing.

 

Welcome to the forum Thommo. Great bunch of guys here with a lot of knowledge on CBR1000Fs.

 

Thanks for the welcome! I'll certainly be picking your collective brains for servicing tips, mechanical issues etc. Looking forward to a few good, long runs this summer.