on your titles, does it say cbr929/954 or is it listed as a cbr900rr??

 

whats a title . . . .

 

I have a 929 & 954 and both say 900RR. I was also worried, but I guess b/c these bikes were based on the 900R the title hasn't changed. They really should do something about though.

 

both my 929 and 954 are listed like that too.

 

I had one a while back.Thats normal.No worries

 

i had 2 954

in yellows title there was 900rr

in reds title there was 954rr

yellow was european version, red was us

 

thanks guys, had a customer with a 929 that was worried about that

 

Thats what people have that don't ride stolen bikes, and don't avoid paying taxes

 

They ALWAYS say 900RR and the year

 

Mine is a 2000 and it says 929 on the title is it supposed to say 900?

 

I think it depends on the state


either way, people need to quit worrying about it and quit posting up, if its a 929 its a 929, if its a 954 its a 954, and if its a 900rr its a 900rr!

 

My 954 was listed as a 900rr

Andy Im catching up

 

NEVER!!!!!!!!!!

 

I guess I'm wrong..

I've seen a lot of 929/954 titles though and never seen one not say 900RR

 

It says Right on the frame CBR900RR(in small letters) then the year. The 929 and 954 have only subttle changes, brakes, fairrings, and shorter and lighter piston Ect. It is still a 900rr block. You can technically make something more CC's by putting a longer connecting rod on the piston or boaring out the cylinders.

 

rhode island doesnt use titles . . . and i was just being a smartass

 

Putting a longer rod in doesn't increase the displacement, in fact for a given block you generally lose displacement with a longer rod. a longer throw crank increases displacement and requires using a shorter rod.

 

Mine says for Model..

RS

2000 Honda

 

most of them even say it on the vin plate.

 

is there something wrong with ******* the government? just how they **** us everyday!?