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  1. 1st December 2005, 21:18 #1
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    wanted: cbr600f2 or f3 front end

    as stated wanted to know how much i have to dish out for a front end of a cbr600f2/f3.

    it needs to be in good condition altough fork seals dont really matter too muc. dont need triple clamps or handle bars/clipons and any switch gear or instrumentation, just want: forks, wheel, brakes, brake lever and reservouir and of course the brake lines.

    cheers guys.
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    Have a look at other brands of suspension ...the Cbr is cartridge , but not very adjustable...Give up on damping rod suspension heehehehheeeeee

    Anyway what ever u decide its an improvement on the originalS

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    BTW the same set up preceedure applys to the cbr front end !!!!
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    i was told that the cbr front end is a real good cheap conversion. dead easy too the forks just fit into the tripple clamps
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    Quote Originally Posted by FROSTY
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    Is that Norm Cobb of suspension tech????

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    cheers frosty. i've found a nice damaged honda revere and am trying to snap that up
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