1998 Cbr900rr
11-17-2006, 01:32 PM
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Re: 1998 Cbr900rr
I have a 97, clean title and all the goodies. I am selling mine too. I want an f4i. Will trade!!!! Anyone??!!!
Its a good bike, sweet balance point, the fckn thing just sits there, but very bulky and heavy. If you rock the streets a lot...this is your machine. I would go smaller and lighter for the lots though.
Its a good bike, sweet balance point, the fckn thing just sits there, but very bulky and heavy. If you rock the streets a lot...this is your machine. I would go smaller and lighter for the lots though.
11-17-2006, 02:17 PM
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Re: 1998 Cbr900rr
Originally Posted by Streetpimpin
Whats the pros and cons of this bike,i got a buddy who has a wrecked one and is selling it. Ive heard because its carburated that they ****,anyone stuntin one?
11-17-2006, 02:31 PM
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Re: 1998 Cbr900rr
Originally Posted by carm3twenty2
9 hundos rule, thats all i roc,great bike to learn on and god knows they take a beatin.i got 58,000 on mine never had that motor apart and only on my 2nd clutch. keep the gas full for parkin lots,thats the only problem i ever had w/it. i sink the cabs mounthly,and change oil/and filter every 500 miles. yes 500 miles!!! other then that, hell youll love that thing. good luck
11-17-2006, 03:12 PM
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Re: 1998 Cbr900rr
i ride '94, full stock, just lots, little bit heavy compared to newer bikes, but alot of torque and power...I like it!
the only thing that goes on my nerves is clutch adjuster which sucks (also heard this from other ppl that own one)...you always have to readjust it cuz it loosens and it feels like it's going to fall out...I'm scared of this when doing coasters...it wouldn't be pretty...
the only thing that goes on my nerves is clutch adjuster which sucks (also heard this from other ppl that own one)...you always have to readjust it cuz it loosens and it feels like it's going to fall out...I'm scared of this when doing coasters...it wouldn't be pretty...
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11-17-2006, 03:31 PM
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Re: 1998 Cbr900rr
Originally Posted by GSE Nick
how much for the guys who wanna sell um?
Or like I said, trade for an f4i, 00-02
11-17-2006, 04:43 PM
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Re: 1998 Cbr900rr
Originally Posted by OverRatedRiderz
i got a 2002 f4i... DB bars-1 +10 sprockets no cage and a HB....28,677km on the beast....willing to ship it to Canada?
11-17-2006, 06:28 PM
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Re: 1998 Cbr900rr
I've got one with the 929 front end and have always been happy with it. It's taken a steady beating for the last 4 years without complaint. 98-99 motors were the best as they were the 919cc motor and made the most power out of the three versions of the 900rr motor, the oil pick up is towards the back where as the older motors had them farther foward. Run an extra quart of oil and your set. Run a fuel pump and a pressure regulator for slow stuff behind balance point so the motor doesn't bog out and stall. The original bandwagon bike for good reason!
