Hello cbr forum people.
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Hello cbr forum people.
hello everyone. my names jeff. im 26 and married with a daughter that is 7 months old. that pretty much somes that up lol, well i thought id try to get on a forum somewhere to seek advice later for a build i will be doing. i purchased a 99' f4 frame with most of everything still working. i am going to be buying an engine tonight or tomorrow for the thing and am curious where theres a good spot to buy these engines and if anyone suggests going to an f4i engine with a new gas tank? i like the idea because its my first bike and the carb'd engine just to gnarly for me i think. with it being my first bike and it having one of those stunting gear ratios set up on it would it be good to get it gear'd right for little torque as possible? i appreciate any advice anyone has!
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hawkwind2016: its bit of a bigger project for me, i have no experience in rebuilds. i have a guy who rebuilds them all the time that i bought it from he said hed help me as well if i come across any troubles. i figured to start posting pics and stuff on here as well once i get everything set up to start working on it.
Tigertim20r1: it is first bike. do you know any pros and cons of going injected vs carb'd engine? ive heard both, the carb just sounding a lot meaner to me lol. it is a cheaper build tho and would ultimately have the bike running faster which im cool with, just curious if it would be better for a new guy to start with injection or carb.
i appreciate the advice guys! my reason for jumping straight into a build is that i dont know a whole lot about them and with every time i build something i have a way better understanding of how everything works and if anything is wrong with whatever i built. If i were to get one id like to know if something goes wrong with it how to fix it.
Tigertim20r1: it is first bike. do you know any pros and cons of going injected vs carb'd engine? ive heard both, the carb just sounding a lot meaner to me lol. it is a cheaper build tho and would ultimately have the bike running faster which im cool with, just curious if it would be better for a new guy to start with injection or carb.
i appreciate the advice guys! my reason for jumping straight into a build is that i dont know a whole lot about them and with every time i build something i have a way better understanding of how everything works and if anything is wrong with whatever i built. If i were to get one id like to know if something goes wrong with it how to fix it.
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01 02 03 04 05 06 2003 Honda F4i CBR600F4i CBR600 Engine Motor Complete Running
theres one i found
heres another one
2000 HONDA CBR600F4 F4 ENGINE MOTOR RUNNING MOTOR 60 DAYS WARRANTY | eBay ive never bought an engine online, any advice here would be appreciated lol. I'd like to find one with the harness still there.
theres one i found
heres another one
2000 HONDA CBR600F4 F4 ENGINE MOTOR RUNNING MOTOR 60 DAYS WARRANTY | eBay ive never bought an engine online, any advice here would be appreciated lol. I'd like to find one with the harness still there.
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#7
the only thing that makes a bike more or less dangerous, is the control you have over your right wrist. its not about carbs or injection etc, and frankly, there is zero difference between them in terms of which is 'better' for a new rider.
The better question is, what can you do to be a safer rider as a newbie, and the answer to that is simple, - advanced rider training courses. take any you can find, you will be safer for it.
The better question is, what can you do to be a safer rider as a newbie, and the answer to that is simple, - advanced rider training courses. take any you can find, you will be safer for it.
Last edited by tigertim20r1; 02-03-2017 at 04:22 PM.
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