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| the grim reaper |
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 the grim reaper World Chat Champion

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If it's done 18k miles, make sure that the valve clearances were done at 16k miles. This job is made quadruply difficult, due to the fact that it's a V4, so there are two heads and also the VTEC system has to be pressurised in order to check the VTEC operated valves, so that will be 4 times the work. Apparently, Honda were charging upwards of £500 to do the job as it is so time consuming.
Other than that, expect a fairly bland bike that will do everything fairly well and nothing spectacularly well.
Cheers
Grim ____________________ Adverts don't always work: Remember that advert, where the army are running across the desert and they have a wounded man on a stretcher. They get to a ravine, the bridge is down and a caption pops up that says, 'What are you thinking?'. I don't know about you but I was thinking, 'Christ, I'm glad I'm not in the f***ing army'. |
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i do like the looks of them
i say go for it  ____________________ Previous Bike: ZXR 400
Current Bike: R6
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cheers guys ill go give it a test ride just a bit worried its too old man ish!but i guess worst case i can sell it on hopefully for a tidy profit.i hope its quick enough i am insane mind!keep the thoughts coming  |
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I had one of these in the garage a while back as my old man serviced it for a mate of his. I was offered a go, but it looked so boring I declined.  ____________________ You ain't a has been if you never was |
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How are tyres, chain and sprockets £700?  ____________________ ZX6R + CBR600RR |
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the vfr 800 is a great all round bike, my mate has one and its more than capable of riding like a sports bike ive seen him scraping pegs round the twistys in the alps and i was on a blade and the vfr was just as good and as much fun, the only down side i hear people say is its underpowered 2 up and with luggage ____________________ current bikes, 93 fireblade, 95 urban tiger fireblade, 2004 1000rrr fireblade, 120 thumpster
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New tyres chain and sprockets could be done for around £250 (presuming new tyres, I'd go second hand ), but don't let that put you off finding an excuse to get a new bike . |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 17 years, 170 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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