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    Speaking of these, I'm looking at one, but with the local dealer here not having one I can ride, how are they for the larger person?? I'm 6'1" and about 120kg.

    Cheers, Jeff.

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    Dowman Honda don't have a CB900 Hornet to ride??
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    Ermm yummy
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    newbie since August 2004....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zapf
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    I also want one!!!!!!
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    I have to charge my battery tonight (dead flat), and the last time I tried to get to my battery I was having a bit of grief. Anyone got any tips getting it out?

    I will remove the side cover but I seem to remember that despite detaching the rubber strap that holds it in, that the wiring was kinda holding it in.

    Any ideas? Cheers.
    "If life gives you a shit sandwich..." someone please complete this expression

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    Quote Originally Posted by skelstar View Post
    I have to charge my battery tonight (dead flat), and the last time I tried to get to my battery I was having a bit of grief. Anyone got any tips getting it out?

    I will remove the side cover but I seem to remember that despite detaching the rubber strap that holds it in, that the wiring was kinda holding it in.

    Any ideas? Cheers.
    I had to remove the battery a few times when I got mine. It looked like the wires were holding it in but it pulled out fine.
    Getting it back in takes a bit of patience however.

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    Yeah, managed to wrench it out enough to get clips onto it. A bit dodgy though.
    "If life gives you a shit sandwich..." someone please complete this expression

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    Quote Originally Posted by skelstar View Post
    I have to charge my battery tonight (dead flat), and the last time I tried to get to my battery I was having a bit of grief.
    What is up with your bike? You are the guy that averages zillions of kms a day, the battery should not go flat. It is only guys like me with many bikes who only rides them occasionally that needs a battery tender even.
    Cheers

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    Dammit, no-one was supposed to ask.

    I managed to leave the bike turned ON when I came home the other night. Even worse: I had to ride my pushbike to work. Nuff said.
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    Quote Originally Posted by skelstar View Post
    I managed to leave the bike turned ON when I came home the other night.

    OK I was worried your lovely Honda was giving trouble. It shouldn't happen. Glad it didn't. Have fun.
    Cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by skelstar View Post
    Dammit, no-one was supposed to ask.

    I managed to leave the bike turned ON when I came home the other night. Even worse: I had to ride my pushbike to work. Nuff said.
    lol... what state were you in? should see the headlights on and all... anyway

    I disconnect the earth cable 1st before pulling the battery out of its hoster
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    I dont know mate...I leave the lights on so I can see the lock to lock the bike up. Turned around in an already lit garage, walked out the door, pushed the button.
    "If life gives you a shit sandwich..." someone please complete this expression

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    So, Ive ordered my new fork springs and new Ohlins shock.

    since theres some money left on the CC, and who needs groceries or electric power, I think some Sato Racing frame sliders and some swingarm bobbins are the next purchase

    who bought them, and where'd ya geddem from? Online is fine.

    Pritch008, I looked at the Givi crash bars, and while Im sure they would be functional, the look of them put me off.

    thanks a bunch for heads up!
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    Quote Originally Posted by HenryDorsetCase View Post
    So, Ive ordered my new fork springs and new Ohlins shock.

    since theres some money left on the CC, and who needs groceries or electric power, I think some Sato Racing frame sliders and some swingarm bobbins are the next purchase

    who bought them, and where'd ya geddem from? Online is fine.

    Pritch008, I looked at the Givi crash bars, and while Im sure they would be functional, the look of them put me off.

    thanks a bunch for heads up!
    nice... they'll transform your hornet

    now where do I find some Ohlins forks.. $$$$ OUCH.
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