New bike owner, few Q's
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New bike owner, few Q's
Hello, my name is Sean. I recently picked up a 1990 cbr1000f builder bike. It supposedly runs, but quit running becuase it no longer has spark, so i need to figure out why there isnt any spark.
Anyways, this is my first bike, (I'm 21) not new to the whole two wheel thing tho, i grew up riding dirtbikes, and have a pretty good idea of what i am doing when i hop on a street bike.
on to the questions.
First off, where is a good place you all would suggest i go for riding gear? I live in Seattle area washington if that helps.
Also. as i stated above, its a builder in the sense that i need almost all of the farings... i also need the part above the cluster that has all the warning lights etc. so if anyone knows of a good place , or is selling those items, please let me know.
And finally, i could have sworn that there was a classifieds section for the 1000f sub forum, where did it go? lol
Anyways, here's a picture of the bike. (it came with 87 farings and parts bike)
Anyways, this is my first bike, (I'm 21) not new to the whole two wheel thing tho, i grew up riding dirtbikes, and have a pretty good idea of what i am doing when i hop on a street bike.
on to the questions.
First off, where is a good place you all would suggest i go for riding gear? I live in Seattle area washington if that helps.
Also. as i stated above, its a builder in the sense that i need almost all of the farings... i also need the part above the cluster that has all the warning lights etc. so if anyone knows of a good place , or is selling those items, please let me know.
And finally, i could have sworn that there was a classifieds section for the 1000f sub forum, where did it go? lol
Anyways, here's a picture of the bike. (it came with 87 farings and parts bike)
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Welcome to the CBR Forum Sean,
And congratulations on getting your bike. The CBR1000F is a solid old girl that it usually takes a huge and totally dedicated effort to kill.
Ask any questions you need - and it seems you need to find out why she's producing no spark for a start. We're here to help. Drop into the Hurricane Saloon, get yourself a virtual pint and chat to the guys there. They have a huge amount of experience and between us should be able to help you get your project moving.
Cheers, SB
And congratulations on getting your bike. The CBR1000F is a solid old girl that it usually takes a huge and totally dedicated effort to kill.
Ask any questions you need - and it seems you need to find out why she's producing no spark for a start. We're here to help. Drop into the Hurricane Saloon, get yourself a virtual pint and chat to the guys there. They have a huge amount of experience and between us should be able to help you get your project moving.
Cheers, SB
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Welcome aboard, Sean. Be sure and look into taking a Motorcycle Safety Foundation course in your area, especially if you're new to riding on the streets. Lots of good skills are taught that can potentially save your hide.
I took it a few years ago, even though I started riding on the streets decades ago. Well worth it.
I took it a few years ago, even though I started riding on the streets decades ago. Well worth it.
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