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Thread: REPSOL CBR250RR - Just picked up a mint one!

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    Go on ebay and type in CBR250. Heaps of aftermarket fairing kits on there for these things. I'd suggest its one of these kits. You can land them here for about a grand depending on exchange rates
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    Quote Originally Posted by gatch View Post
    I'm pretty sure this is the OG repsol mc22 colours.
    Just no, OK? Repsol didn't sponsor Honda until 1995, they were signed as replacements for Rothmans when tobacco sponsorship became so unpalatable circuits all over Europe were banning tobacco advertising.

    MC22's came in 2 guises. Japanese market only from 1990-1993 and 1994-1999 in Australian spec. Nastro Azzuro and Repsol pre-painted fairing kits are readily available to replace crash damaged OEM panels and update the look. MC22s are popular throughout SE Asia and there is a thriving market in fairing replacement and repainting, including Tyga's RC211V kit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by James Deuce View Post
    Just no, OK? Repsol didn't sponsor Honda until 1995, they were signed as replacements for Rothmans when tobacco sponsorship became so unpalatable circuits all over Europe were banning tobacco advertising.

    MC22's came in 2 guises. Japanese market only from 1990-1993 and 1994-1999 in Australian spec. Nastro Azzuro and Repsol pre-painted fairing kits are readily available to replace crash damaged OEM panels and update the look. MC22s are popular throughout SE Asia and there is a thriving market in fairing replacement and repainting, including Tyga's RC211V kit.
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    awesome bike. id love one as a second bike. or an only bike if i didnt have to ride so far to good roads.
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    wasnt going that fast, trust me. it was all noise ;p

    SMOKEU will post the pm i sent him. he rode past me after i binned it. details to follow.
    im ok, bike isn't ... i dont think i stoved the front in, but it was all mdown to one....simple...mistake

    Quote Originally Posted by McWild View Post
    Ahaha you hooned past me in Waltham a few hours ago, going toward Wilsons Rd!

    I was on the Pepsi 2 stroke heading toward town.


    Well at least you're riding it fairly hard. Was loud enough!

    Good effort.
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    Shit man that sucks to hear!, didnt even have the bike long that really sucks!

    Always pays to take it easy with a new bike for the first few rides

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    Quote Originally Posted by del-solider View Post
    Shit man that sucks to hear!, didnt even have the bike long that really sucks!

    Always pays to take it easy with a new bike for the first few rides
    yea, i never got off the thing for the whole time i had it!
    every spare moment of time was spent on it, because i was loving it!.

    earlier in the day i was in lyttleton, cass bay, corsair bay and rapaki havin g an awesome tyime!

    anyway, it was a simple mistake made whikle cornering, shit happens
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    You assnugget.


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    Quote Originally Posted by PirateJafa View Post
    You assnugget.
    Thanks for your support in my time of need.
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    its difficult to type with one hand but here the story.

    i was riding towards lyttleton using the back streets. in preparation for a medium left hand uphill bend i braked and changed down a gear..... i thought i was in 3rd, but i was in 2nd. i was leaning over while braking and accidentally changed into first gear which locked the rear wheel and lost control sending me understeering into the path of an oncoming car.

    i managed to steer away from the front of the car and hit the very corner of the car which sent me in the other direction. i then let go of the bike and it came over with me which sent me to ground with the bikes weight . i hit the ground hard and broke my left clavicle (collarbone) and broke it in one place and fractured it in 2 places....

    had to happen one day. shame it had to happen at all.
    even tho i'd spent every free minute i had on it, i still wasnt familiar.[ the last bike i spent 15 month on was a 4-speed. and thats an influence i thought would go away pretty fast

    man life sucks, but it was insured.
    17 days off work too
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    Quote Originally Posted by .produKt View Post
    its difficult to type with one hand but here the story.

    i was riding towards lyttleton using the back streets. in preparation for a medium left hand uphill bend i braked and changed down a gear..... i thought i was in 3rd, but i was in 2nd. i was leaning over while braking and accidentally changed into first gear which locked the rear wheel and lost control sending me understeering into the path of an oncoming car.

    i managed to steer away from the front of the car and hit the very corner of the car which sent me in the other direction. i then let go of the bike and it came over with me which sent me to ground with the bikes weight . i hit the ground hard and broke my left clavicle (collarbone) and broke it in one place and fractured it in 2 places....

    had to happen one day. shame it had to happen at all.
    even tho i'd spent every free minute i had on it, i still wasnt familiar.[ the last bike i spent 15 month on was a 4-speed. and thats an influence i thought would go away pretty fast

    man life sucks, but it was insured.
    17 days off work too
    What have we learnt? Don't ever thrash a bike you're not 100% used to.

    Also, don't want to piss in your cereal or anything, but that bike looks like its been thrashed all its life (See condition of forks / swingarm / triple clamp) and then just been dressed up in a pretty fairing kit and sold on.

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    it was me...

    both party's fault but more mine

    he was over the centreline slightly.

    i approached the corner at 55km/h, i prepared for the corner, braked on the front a little, then i changed gear..... i thought i was in third (judging by a quick glance at speed vs rpm).
    so i changed down to first, released the clutch and locked the rear wheel (i was braking on front at the same time) which caused me to lose control and under-steer straight into the path of an oncoming car.
    i didn't hit the car with a stopping force, i managed to haul it left and hit the very corner of his drivers-side bumper. i hit his car, then binned the bike preventing me from bein thrown into the casr. i instead got thrown to the ground and broke+fractured my left clavicle, ruined helmet, ruined jacket and ruined pants.
    i stood up immediately and removed my helmet oblivious to my injuries and checked the other guy was ok. i hit him at 44km/h as measured by the police and the skid mark.

    i really was a passenger
    ive had 3 years + riding exp, buit nothing could pre[pare me for what happened in the blink of an eye

    decent gear saved me. everyone was concerned for me. from theb people you saw standing t her, one was a nurse!
    i was more concerned about the bike

    cant type much miore. typing with one hand sucks, the other is in a sling.
    please post this to the thread i started.

    oh, and full insurance too, thank fuck for that. im 25 and well wise. i am a little wiser now tho =(

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    Yeah sorry to hear this,someone had posted up a thread about a crashed CBR,and I was thinking shit I hope it's not the dude that just bought himself one.

    Glad to hear you don't have any serious injuries!

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    Quote Originally Posted by SMOKEU View Post
    FROM .produKt

    so i changed down to first, released the clutch and locked the rear wheel (i was braking on front at the same time) which caused me to lose control and under-steer straight into the path of an oncoming car.
    That's a bugger dude, glad you're still walking

    Just one question, do you blip the gas on the down shift ? Or just change down and let out the clutch ?
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    have i missed something here? when did this go from a 'i got a new bike' thread to a 'i crashed my new bike' thread???
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