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05-05-2009, 08:28 AM

stickman

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New member today, hello from NC, USA

Hello all and good morning. My name is Ed, I am in Lenoir, NC USA. I am 63, just retired and am into buying, fixin up and reselling mostly old school Hondas. I have moved away from SOHC CB750's getting too scarce and expensive and am mostly into Honda CB 900 and 1000 Customs now, some Honda V4's. I really like the Honda in-line 4's and V-4's.

Last nite I brought home an 88 CBR1000F Hurricane, which is totally new to me. There in lies the reason for joining this forum. Nice forum and I look forward to interacting with you guys as I am sure I will have some issues I will need help on. I am in immediate need of assistance on cam chain adjustment and I will post that separate hopefully in the appropriate section. Ed

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05-05-2009, 08:30 AM

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hello and welcome Ed

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05-05-2009, 08:37 AM

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Hey there Ed and welcome to the forums!! :-)

So, you are old school ..I am too because my dad was and he taught me just about everything ...
all these new fangled digital machines, pffft!! ...I mean, are they even "real" ?? j/k ..lol

Anyway there is a great CBR1000 section here with a great bunch of helpful guys :-)

https://cbrforum.com/forum/cbr-1000f-hurricane-38/

I still love my old CBR600F3, it has carbs ..I understand carbs ..lol

Jules

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05-05-2009, 04:05 PM

hondajunkie

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Welcome aboard ED, good to have you with us

PLenty of CBR1000F riders here, so ask all your questions in that forum and you'll get plenty of help.

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05-05-2009, 09:31 PM

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A Honda repair restore man mate ...now that's a kool retirement hobby/job

Welcome to the CBRF ..
We have an extensive group of 1000F members here with a virtual ton of info threads on them as well ...
Go use the search tool at the top and type in the key words to get a list of the threads that have been discussed in detail over the years here already..

have fun and good luck with your 1000F ...