MOTOR CHAT

[kaiser]

Cheers P, did just that and it's sound. Only 8000 miles on it so I was hoping that it'd be fine. Tried the rag clean too with GT85 a bit better but I'll try to get some proper cleaning done eventually.

The Guzzi is still there, might be a project for this winter. Just need time and a plan........and cash. I think I'll start by emersing it in WD40.

 

[kaiser]

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Cheers all. Passed this morning . Sticky brake lever switch was all but some wd sorted it.

 

[RobMac]

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WELL DONE

 

[RobMac]

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Bro

 

[kaiser]

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Cannae wait for the hazing ceremony.

 

[Mr Panda]

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Neither can we sonny.... :shock: :shock: :shock:

 

[RobMac]

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I've got the goat and the cockerel ready as we speak :shock:

 

[clubby]

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I've got the goat and the cockerel ready as we speak :shock:

You sure? I thought they were racing against me and Jimo at Glentress this weekend

 

[RobMac]

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Superb

 

[SEANSTEPHENS]

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Cheers all. Rob it's a Honda.

Which model? I ride a ‘92 VFR

It's a 06 Honda CBF 600, a detuned Hornet. Reviews suggest competent but dull though I have read and saw a few people who are fans. It'll be perfect for me, I'm not really into chasing apexs nor pulling wheelies. Hopefully give me a couple of years service to earn my stripes. At the moment having only footered about with it and gazed admiringly, I too am a fan, really like the look of it. First ride tomorrow to the test station.

They’re good bikes and of course honda reliability is second to none

I did my direct access tests on a cbf, they feel well grounded and very comfortable. It is rather heavy for a 600 though, especially if you have one with engine bars. Be careful you dont drop it, they aren’t easy to pick back up... I say that from experience

Cheers all. Passed this morning . Sticky brake lever switch was all but some wd sorted it.

Knew it would! Good old honda