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    IT STARTED!!!!!!

    Yeh!!!

    After 5 months, and a fair bit of work, the CBR fired up at the weekend!

    http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/gallery/d....php?pos=-2549

    Still a fair way to go though...

    http://cbrfk.blogspot.com
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    Congratulations, XP@! Tha's a good start, even if there is still work to do.
    ... and that's what I think.

    Or summat.


    Or maybe not...

    Dunno really....


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    Awesome

    Awesome! Well done!

    Just in the process of stripping "Roxanne" (my CBR1000FL see "Roxanne's" Stripping For Winter) to fix the coolant leak and cam chain rattle.
    By the way the carburettor air vent filter in the below pic bolts/screws onto a small bracket mounted on the main frame on the inside upper right front side just under the front righthand side of the petrol tank (see attached jpg from Haynes manual for CBR600F1 & CBR1000F 87-96) http://photos1.blogger.com/img/168/3...ge%2897%29.jpg
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    Quote Originally Posted by RiderInBlack
    By the way the carburettor air vent filter in the below pic bolts/screws onto a small bracket mounted on the main frame on the inside upper right front side just under the front righthand side of the petrol tank (see attached jpg from Haynes manual for CBR600F1 & CBR1000F 87-96)
    Hmmm... still none the wiser ... will have another look tonight, it has been twisted in every direction and I can't seem to find a place to fit it
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    I know the feeling! I built a GSXR250 from a 6-year-box of bits and needed a new engine and a lot of work. Very satisfying to hear it fire up..

    Well done, can't be much more to go!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by XP@
    Hmmm... still none the wiser ... will have another look tonight, it has been twisted in every direction and I can't seem to find a place to fit it
    If your's is a 600, then the Carburettor air vent filter surpose to fit on the underside of the air cleaner housing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RiderInBlack
    If your's is a 600, then the Carburettor air vent filter surpose to fit on the underside of the air cleaner housing.
    ...so just shoved in there will be ok? it fits... kinda but it is not connected to anything
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    Quote Originally Posted by XP@
    ...so just shoved in there will be ok? it fits... kinda but it is not connected to anything
    Well that's what the book says. Is there something that looks like a mounting point on the bottom of the air cleaner?
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    Quote Originally Posted by RiderInBlack
    Well that's what the book says. Is there something that looks like a mounting point on the bottom of the air cleaner?
    yup, but there is nothing in reach to connect it to!
    .... unless it is the white plastc thing in the bucket...
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    First ride!

    Yea ha!
    Down to the bottom of the street, and back again :-)

    The chain is soo loose, moderate blip on throttle and slip slip slip...
    Getting the thing to turn at low speed is a bit like trying to bend an iron bar
    She smokes more than I do (valves!!!)

    But there is definate potential there :-)
    only one pic on the blog cos the digi cam battery ran out
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