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Honda cb1000ra

Honda cb1000ra

Postby SEEBEETHOU on Fri Aug 15, 2008 1:41 pm

H O C Any one else have one of theses new bikes loverly bike to own and ride. Or is even going to gaydon on Sunday the 25th august 2008. :roll:
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Re: Honda cb1000ra

Postby Red V Four on Fri Aug 15, 2008 1:57 pm

SEEBEETHOU wrote:H O C Any one else have one of theses new bikes loverly bike to own and ride. Or is even going to gaydon on Sunday the 25th august 2008. :roll:


It definitely won't be there on 25th August, but may be there on 24th.............. ;o)
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Re: Honda cb1000ra

Postby EricaVFR on Fri Aug 15, 2008 4:18 pm

Haven't had a firmed up list of the demo bikes yet - but come along it may well be included and there will be lots else to see! :o))
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Re: Honda cb1000ra

Postby Red V Four on Wed Aug 27, 2008 1:09 pm

I had a test ride on the CB1000R at Gaydon on Sunday. Went very well, and steered much more quickly than the Viffer, but then it is much more powerful and a different kind of bike. The brakes were pretty powerful too. Wish my bike's were that good! Not that I needed to use them hard, I just tried them out. Got it up to the "ton" :shock: (we used a private road on part of the test route, honest, Dibble ;o) ) and it felt strange going that fast again on a "naked" with no fairing. If I wasn't so happy with the Viffer, I would certainly consider one, as it was much more fun to ride! Also, it's got the single-sided swingarm, which rather attracted me to it, just like the Viffer. I think this will be a strong seller for Honda.
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Re: Honda cb1000ra

Postby Red V Four on Thu Apr 16, 2009 11:40 am

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What the f*** is this person on about? :!:
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Re: Honda cb1000ra

Postby gazzaRR7 on Fri May 01, 2009 9:48 pm

Red V Four wrote:
solankie wrote:My website has no HTML input ability.And limited Meta tag/Keywording. How can I do any SEO work ?
I use Brinkster for a free 3 pg site,that has a web builder.If your type business isn't on their list of choices they don't have specific product meta tags that they install FOR you which is what the SEO factors are comprised of.I can do "limited" things by proving keywords.Are there any ways to get people/customers besides the obvious.Bloging it and url submissions ?


What the f*** is this person on about? :!:


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Re: Honda cb1000ra

Postby Dave M on Sat May 02, 2009 7:48 am

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Re: Honda cb1000ra

Postby Stritchy on Sat May 02, 2009 8:42 am

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Re: Honda cb1000ra

Postby Witchmaster on Sat May 02, 2009 8:58 am

Exterminated even lol :shock:
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Re: Honda cb1000ra

Postby alansh on Thu May 07, 2009 12:13 pm

And back to the original posting.

I also considered the CB100R but eventually went for a CB1300. Same price, but I preferred the seating position (more upright) and seat height (lower for me is better). It also came with a 1/2 fairing which, as it turns out is not that good with the standard screen, but does mean I don't ride at silly speeds all the time :)

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Re: Honda cb1000ra

Postby Hedgehog on Mon Aug 24, 2009 1:55 pm

Hello Alan.
Sorry to "hi-jack" thread, but am thinking of chopping my 07 blade for a cb1300 (naked version) so my wife came come out to play more.
How've you got on with yours / what d'you reckon - good bit of kit?

Have been trawling the net for "bling" - most stuff is easy to find (rad covers, renthal bars, crash bungs, cans etc to "streetfighter" it up a bit), but decent huggers (white) and small fly screens see rarer. Any ideas / recommendations on any of these fronts?

Hope ok and hope you're enjoying yours.
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Re: Honda cb1000ra

Postby steviebaby1000 on Tue Aug 25, 2009 9:17 am

I test rode a CB1300 with the fairing but im 6 foot 1 and i thought the fairing was a waist of time i have a small headlight one on my CB1000 which does a far better job.... mind with a bigger screen would be better..
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Re: Honda cb1000ra

Postby Chimp Boy on Tue Aug 25, 2009 10:30 am

Having riden the CB1000R on a couple of occasions now I didn't have any problems with wind blast. The CBF1000 that I rode on the same day was much worse and the wind really put me off it. Apparently it is easily cured with a different screen so why is it not supplied with one that works?

I really liked the CB1000R and so did one of my branch members so much that he has now traded in his CBF1000 for one. My take on it is it's like a big monkey bike to ride. It turns very quickly, lifts the front wheel very easily and is a fantastic back road tool.

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Re: Honda cb1000ra

Postby steviebaby1000 on Tue Aug 25, 2009 12:18 pm

They dont put them so you will buy them, i dont have a prob with wind blast but like the look of the screen..... but it would cost nothing for them to put a bigger screen on in the first place...
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Re: Honda cb1000ra

Postby alansh on Tue Aug 25, 2009 9:12 pm

Hedgehog wrote:Hello Alan.
Sorry to "hi-jack" thread, but am thinking of chopping my 07 blade for a cb1300 (naked version) so my wife came come out to play more.
How've you got on with yours / what d'you reckon - good bit of kit?

Have been trawling the net for "bling" - most stuff is easy to find (rad covers, renthal bars, crash bungs, cans etc to "streetfighter" it up a bit), but decent huggers (white) and small fly screens see rarer. Any ideas / recommendations on any of these fronts?

Hope ok and hope you're enjoying yours.
Cheers,

Hedge.


I love it. I put a taller screen on and that cured the problem. It's excellent and I ride it any time I can (the FJR is strictly for multi-day rides now).

I got my hugger from Skidmarx - fits well and looks the biz. No idea on fly screen, but try the same place.

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