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New Members please introduce yourselves :) / Re: Newbie Hurricane Owner!

« Last post by robvangulik on March 04, 2022, 19:12:17 PM »

I did service the then 750 of "the site creator", so I think you can say I know the CBR750 inside and out
You're right about the facebook group, but looking at the large amount of visitors at any given time, I think lots of those folk visit this site regularly, profiting of the technical content.

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New Members please introduce yourselves :) / Re: Newbie Hurricane Owner!

« Last post by Golem on March 03, 2022, 07:43:08 AM »

I think the main people on this site (most active, which doesn't say much) are "former" owners by now so it will be good to see some live pics!
I know Rob never owned a 750 but I think almost everything else Honda made in those years.
The site creator switched to a newer bike.
Myself I don't have any bikes anymore...
I noticed the backup facebook group is a bit more active but mostly Spanish talking from Latin America.
Like Rob said though Welcome and... got pics?

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New Members please introduce yourselves :) / Re: Newbie Hurricane Owner!

« Last post by robvangulik on February 28, 2022, 23:42:18 PM »

Welcome.  Nice to see that you like to make the effort of fixing an older bike
Any pictures ?

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New Members please introduce yourselves :) / Newbie Hurricane Owner!

« Last post by sumabrown on February 27, 2022, 12:51:45 PM »

Hi All and thanks for accepting me to the group. I have just taken delivery of a 1987 CBR750f Superaero. It runs ok but it needs a lot of tlc! I am based in South East London (UK) and i will be posting again soon once I have an idea of what I am going to need for my restoration job!

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New Members please introduce yourselves :) / Re: Hi, Dan from the uk

« Last post by robvangulik on September 21, 2021, 11:33:49 AM »

Yes we did, and also did a tour once with a club you were involved with.

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New Members please introduce yourselves :) / Re: Hi, Dan from the uk

« Last post by Golem on September 21, 2021, 07:24:22 AM »

Well I don't tinker and my main rides were to/from work which involves some highway. Besides city rides were never my favorite, the dikes in the Netherlands were much more fun. I think we did the IJsseldijk once didn't we Rob?

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New Members please introduce yourselves :) / Re: Hi, Dan from the uk

« Last post by robvangulik on September 19, 2021, 23:42:33 PM »

+1, small bikes are fun too! And ideal in a big city, and won't break the bank second hand!

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New Members please introduce yourselves :) / Re: Hi, Dan from the uk

« Last post by dan sut on September 19, 2021, 09:02:50 AM »

What about getting a cheap 125cc to take the edge off.
Just somthing to blast about on and tinker with.
My girlfriends son got a rieju tango 50cc.
I tuned it a bit , and its alot of fun to play around on.
Wont break the bank and should be a compromise with the wife😊
Happy wife happy life😁

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New Members please introduce yourselves :) / Re: Hi, Dan from the uk

« Last post by Golem on September 17, 2021, 07:44:59 AM »

Sometimes I miss my bikes but I wouldn't even know when to ride or how to finance a new bike... Also Mrs is pretty happy I don't ride anymore

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New Members please introduce yourselves :) / Re: Hi, Dan from the uk

« Last post by dan sut on August 28, 2021, 00:49:28 AM »

Yea you dont see to many now with the one piece light unit. I love mine, I'm always concerned I'm going to catch It on somthing.
Think alot in the uk got changed due to MOT reasons