Hi!
Happy to be here and since I know I have alot to learn,it seams like the right place to be.

 

Hello!! welcome to CBRF

 

Welcome aboard Brian. Doing research & learning as much as you can is a great idea.

Do you have a bike already? Tell us more.

 

Hi and thanks for your welcome.
Yes, I have just bought a Honda CBR 1000cc Hurricane-think it is a 92.
I wood love to put some pics on here, but cant-it says something a missing security token-something like that.
Also tried to put a link on, from my web site (Picasa)but that wont work eather.Must do something wrong, thought that I have read the page about posting pictures.
Great bike but strugling whit a couple of things,since the guy I bought it from-I discover later-diddent do enything on it and ride it whit no engine oil-so I cross my fingers right now, and hope it is NOT a new engine-have to check it all and in the first place renew sprockets and chain and the same for the cam chain-chek the compression as well,chek and clean/renew air filter and clean and syncronice carbs to.
So alot to do right now-especialy when you are not a mechanic type-and the good ones are hard to find here in North Thailand.
I will try that picture thing again.
https://picasaweb.google.com/1136613...eat=directlink

 

"I will try that picture thing again.
https://picasaweb.google.com/1136613...eat=directlink"

Top effort, it works fine. Nice looking bike.

Let's just try to work through the issues one at a time. Plenty of people here to help you.

 

Hi!
First of all-can eny one help identify this model,as I am not sure.The papers I have just written in thai, and only says that it is from 92 and a Hurricane 1000 CBR.???

 

For now I have printed all the Owners manual out-114 pages,and will now try to get it translated to thai,so my mechanic guy can use it-think that will help him alot.
He is a good guy and I think he is good to his job,in fact the only one I have seen working on big bikes here in North Thailand, outside Honda it self.

 

Hi Brian,

wellcome to the forum. Nice bike!

Haynes manuals are quite good (non-oficial) manual to those who want to start putting their hands in their bikes.

Product: Honda CBR600F1 and 1000F Fours (87 - 96)
(Not sure whether this is your bike)

Although it is in English, it may help.
I got mine for CBR600F and it is full of pictures and quite detailed explanations.

Posts some pictures of your rideouts in Thailand. for sure there are amazing roads/landscapes to go around in there!

Cheers

 

Hi!
Thanks-no that is not my bike-this is:
sorry:https://picasaweb.google.com/1136613...eat=directlink