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    Quote Originally Posted by Thani-B View Post
    Nope I've never had them done. I'll be going back to him soon to get him to check my bike over anyway, so will ask him again then.
    Yep, i'd get them checked fo sho then.


    I've got a hornet 900 manual on my lappy


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    Quote Originally Posted by 2wheeljunkie View Post
    I agree with you jono035, i mean i wud love to do it, but time for me is definately not a luxury this semester. so for now my wallet will have to burn.
    Yeah, for sure. Always the way of it, eh?

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    courtesy vehicle : honda lead 100. cheeaaa.. fun lil things.
    For those of you whose use the fast lane on motorways and only do a 100km/hr, can you pls use the middle lane, some of us like to ride at 105km/hr thank you very much.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Thani-B View Post
    Nope I've never had them done. I'll be going back to him soon to get him to check my bike over anyway, so will ask him again then.
    get them done.

    Quote Originally Posted by 2wheeljunkie View Post
    whats yer take on the 3 hours then?
    for a 16 valve job that is a perfectly reasonable quote, and I would expect it to take about that long if you did it at home with someone who's done it before (but then I'd allow for whatever holds us up and revise it up to 5)

    I remember it once took me and jafa 8 hours to do the valves on his bandit - took almost 5 hours just to work the head off due to the rust from the coolant welding things together (very silly design) and when it came to reassembly the HT leads were falling out of the caps!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Squiggles View Post
    Yep, i'd get them checked fo sho then.


    I've got a hornet 900 manual on my lappy
    she has an ER6n at 42k... kyle has the hornet at 25k.... did you follow this thread at all?

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    That should be right for the 900 - it matches what I've read online for time. They are recommended to be checked every 24,000 kms and plug replacement at the same time. Look on it as good going, as prior to that it is really only oil and a oil filter.

    I read recently of a chap in the USA who never had his checked and looked at them at 90,000 MILES and they were all good!

    Lots of Hornet talk in the naked section at wristtwisters.com (called a Honda919 in the USA).

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    Quote Originally Posted by motorbyclist View Post
    she has an ER6n at 42k... kyle has the hornet at 25k.... did you follow this thread at all?
    Yep, dont think you did


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    you offered thani a hornet 900 manual!

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    Quote Originally Posted by motorbyclist View Post
    you offered thani a hornet 900 manual!
    Just making a statement should kyle want it. (Thus its distance from the quoted reply)


    I've also got a ER6 manual on my lappy.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Squiggles View Post
    Just making a statement should kyle want it. (Thus its distance from the quoted reply)


    I've also got a ER6 manual on my lappy.
    btw, we're still in the eye of this storm if you want to make a dry run home from wherever you are.... oh wait you took the car... tsk tsk

    (bring it back i wannit!)

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    Quote Originally Posted by motorbyclist View Post
    btw, we're still in the eye of this storm if you want to make a dry run home from wherever you are.... oh wait you took the car... tsk tsk

    (bring it back i wannit!)
    I've been abandoned at my olds... and i cans not walk. Heeeeeeeeeeelp


    (I think im getting dropped home by parents actually)


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    Quote Originally Posted by AllanB View Post
    That should be right for the 900 - it matches what I've read online for time. They are recommended to be checked every 24,000 kms and plug replacement at the same time. Look on it as good going, as prior to that it is really only oil and a oil filter.

    I read recently of a chap in the USA who never had his checked and looked at them at 90,000 MILES and they were all good!

    Lots of Hornet talk in the naked section at wristtwisters.com (called a Honda919 in the USA).
    Im already a member allanb, that site is crazy awesome!. thanks.

    btw the guy told me my valves were mint.
    For those of you whose use the fast lane on motorways and only do a 100km/hr, can you pls use the middle lane, some of us like to ride at 105km/hr thank you very much.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Squiggles View Post
    Just making a statement should kyle want it. (Thus its distance from the quoted reply)


    I've also got a ER6 manual on my lappy.
    How much would it take to persuade you to check them then?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Thani-B View Post
    How much would it take to persuade you to check them then?
    Alot....

    Check out what is involved


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    Wow, I'll never complain about v/c again hah.

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