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11-01-2008, 04:15 PM
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Hello,
My name is Chip. I am almost 50 years old. I started riding a Suzuki GT750 2 stroke water buffalo back in 1980, then a Kawasaki 1000 LTD. I have not ridden since 1985 and recently purchased a 1996 Honda CBR 1000F. I have been reading these forum threads for a while now and decided to join as I have many Questions and some answers as I do95% ofthe repair work on all of the vehicles I have ever Owned, including my wife's and kids's.
My name is Chip. I am almost 50 years old. I started riding a Suzuki GT750 2 stroke water buffalo back in 1980, then a Kawasaki 1000 LTD. I have not ridden since 1985 and recently purchased a 1996 Honda CBR 1000F. I have been reading these forum threads for a while now and decided to join as I have many Questions and some answers as I do95% ofthe repair work on all of the vehicles I have ever Owned, including my wife's and kids's.
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11-01-2008, 04:49 PM
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11-01-2008, 05:08 PM
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Giday Chip and a big old welcome to the CBRForum mate.(old? yer poor choice of words I know
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nearly 50 .... well done!! ...
I am older than you mate ..I an 124 on bad days and near 53 on good ones
The 96 CBR1000 is a great old bus mate ..you are in good company ...
****, yours is like brand new compared with my old girl ...
A 20 year break ..? hope you take it easy till your riding legs totally return to you ?
Those 1000's are pretty go-ie mate ..as you now know ...
Do not be shy ..ask all the questions you want ...we don't bite ..although Tex has been know to take the odd " nip "
Got your runners on today Tex I see ...
)nearly 50 .... well done!! ...
I am older than you mate ..I an 124 on bad days and near 53 on good ones
The 96 CBR1000 is a great old bus mate ..you are in good company
...****, yours is like brand new compared with my old girl ...
A 20 year break ..? hope you take it easy till your riding legs totally return to you ?
Those 1000's are pretty go-ie mate ..as you now know ...
Do not be shy ..ask all the questions you want ...we don't bite ..although Tex has been know to take the odd " nip "
Got your runners on today Tex I see ...
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11-01-2008, 05:12 PM
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11-02-2008, 12:17 AM
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Hi Chip ..........hmmmmmm still a youngster eh ?
Come on down to the Hurricane section, where big boys ride heavy toys !
There're stacks of hints, tips, guidelines available for the asking, and if you need a manual, just look below and download one. There's also some good reading at
http://cid-f302a5a1c41c6c0d.skydrive....aspx/cbr1000f
Thanks to DragonCBR for the link
Enjoy !
I see Tex Skywalker and Classic're at it again - It's a bit early for a war, so I'll leave them be.....until later.....
Come on down to the Hurricane section, where big boys ride heavy toys !
There're stacks of hints, tips, guidelines available for the asking, and if you need a manual, just look below and download one. There's also some good reading at
http://cid-f302a5a1c41c6c0d.skydrive....aspx/cbr1000f
Thanks to DragonCBR for the link
Enjoy !
I see Tex Skywalker and Classic're at it again - It's a bit early for a war, so I'll leave them be.....until later.....
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