Keeping it in the family in more ways than one.
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Keeping it in the family in more ways than one.
Howdy all!
I just became the keeper of a '95 F3. It's my brother-in-law's bike that I will have on a long term loan. I have been bikeless for almost a year after sellling my beloved VFR to finance my wife's new business.
The F3 feels like my VFR's younger, smaller, fitter brother. Years ago it took a tumble and now is a streetfighter in progress. I am looking for ideas on undertails and turn signals. It has not been ridden enough lately so my main priority is to get it running well again.
I just became the keeper of a '95 F3. It's my brother-in-law's bike that I will have on a long term loan. I have been bikeless for almost a year after sellling my beloved VFR to finance my wife's new business.
The F3 feels like my VFR's younger, smaller, fitter brother. Years ago it took a tumble and now is a streetfighter in progress. I am looking for ideas on undertails and turn signals. It has not been ridden enough lately so my main priority is to get it running well again.
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Welcome to the CBRForum.
Sorry about your VFR. They are great bikes. However, it sounds like you have a good substitute for now. You'll find a lot of help in the F3 section (I hope ;-). Hope you're able to get it running well & enjoy it.
Sorry about your VFR. They are great bikes. However, it sounds like you have a good substitute for now. You'll find a lot of help in the F3 section (I hope ;-). Hope you're able to get it running well & enjoy it.
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