Introduction
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#2
Welcome to CBRF!
Congrats on getting your F2. Glad you are enjoying it. :-)
No prob w/ questions... Ask as many as you need. There's a learning curve on doing your own maintenance but once you dig into it, you'll be fine. Get a copy of the shop manual & familiarize yourself w/ it. You can learn a lot just by reading it over a few times. Then, when there is a prob, you'll have a good idea where to look in the manual for help. If you need something clarified or need more specific help, just ask.
Settle in & enjoy the forum.
Congrats on getting your F2. Glad you are enjoying it. :-)
No prob w/ questions... Ask as many as you need. There's a learning curve on doing your own maintenance but once you dig into it, you'll be fine. Get a copy of the shop manual & familiarize yourself w/ it. You can learn a lot just by reading it over a few times. Then, when there is a prob, you'll have a good idea where to look in the manual for help. If you need something clarified or need more specific help, just ask.
Settle in & enjoy the forum.
#3
Welcome to the forum Scott.
Congrats on getting your first bike. The best way to learn is to just do it. Ask all the questions you want, just please be specific and provide as much accurate info as you can. That will assure you get the best and most accurate answers.
How old is Zach? My boy was born while I was in a bike project. At one point, he new the names of more car and bike parts than body parts. His shape matching toys were wrenches and bolts... They are never too young, or old, to learn." A kid with a tool in each hand, has no free hand to put drugs in".
Congrats on getting your first bike. The best way to learn is to just do it. Ask all the questions you want, just please be specific and provide as much accurate info as you can. That will assure you get the best and most accurate answers.
How old is Zach? My boy was born while I was in a bike project. At one point, he new the names of more car and bike parts than body parts. His shape matching toys were wrenches and bolts... They are never too young, or old, to learn." A kid with a tool in each hand, has no free hand to put drugs in".
Last edited by 74demon; 12-17-2012 at 02:01 PM.
#4
Thank you for the warm welcome. My little guy is 6 and just starting to develop an interest in cars, bikes and boats.
I do have one question, I've been searching for an owner's manual online. the posts on the forum appear to be older. Other than buying one on ebay, is there an easy way to download owners' manuals? Again, thank you for the hospitality.
Happy holidays.
I do have one question, I've been searching for an owner's manual online. the posts on the forum appear to be older. Other than buying one on ebay, is there an easy way to download owners' manuals? Again, thank you for the hospitality.
Happy holidays.
#6
When the new download laws kicked in, many links disappeared. Keep looking, the manual is still out there somewhere.
try this one:
http://motoservicemanuals.blogspot.c...ce-manual.html
try this one:
http://motoservicemanuals.blogspot.c...ce-manual.html
Last edited by 74demon; 12-17-2012 at 02:11 PM.
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#8
Welcome to CBRF!
They also have an Adobe version on CBR Series Manuals - Go Fast Video you may be able to download. Found my '02 F4i on there!
They also have an Adobe version on CBR Series Manuals - Go Fast Video you may be able to download. Found my '02 F4i on there!