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RE: Attn: All new members - 1/31/2005 5:17:20 PM
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lauj_boi
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sup all, im a new rider and also a new member of this post hopefully i can gain more knowelge about cbr from some of the more experiences riders, thanz.
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< Message edited by lauj_boi -- 1/31/2005 5:19:34 PM >
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RE: Attn: All new members - 2/2/2005 3:01:49 PM
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wally28_osu
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Joined: 2/2/2005
From: Columbus, Ohio
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whats up fellow riders. my name is matt, from ohio and i just joined the site today. i like these types of sites cuz you can post your problems or concerns and get all kinds of help with them which is awesome. as for my bike, i bought a 2004 black 600RR back in march. it is my first bike ever and i love it. in fact where i live i was the first to buy one and in two months there were 2 bikes exactly like mine riding around town. maybe i started a trend around here...who knows haha. the only mods i have done to my bike is the CW fender eliminator kit and turn signals on the front. i plan on putting a new can on this spring but dont know which one to get, so any suggestions would be awesome. hope everyone has fun ridin this year!
peace!
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RE: Attn: All new members - 2/4/2005 5:57:33 PM
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Tadi_R1
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Hi guys "Tadi_R1" here 
Ontario, Canada resident.
Did most of my riding over last 6 years on CBR machines and they served me very well, switched to Yamaha in 2004 (Along with valentino Rossi) LOL.
You'll find that I'll be pretty active member as I am on the R1 forum as well. Very much into MotoGP racing and my Threads quite often are related to various MotoGP topics.
This forum just as much as R1 forum was created to bring all the riders that share same thing in common, ride a specific brand of a motorcycle. I intend to make most use out of it and absorb as much knowledge as possible in variuos fields, as you see even though I am a Yamaha R1 rider now, I still like to stay informed in the best way I can all around.
These forums serve great purpose and I am looking forward to sharing tons of information with all CBR members.
You'll find me most active on the "CBR1000RR Forum".
Bikes:
04' Yamaha YZF-R1 (Present)
99' Honda CBR900RR (Before R1)
96' Honda CBR600F3 (Before 900RR)
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RE: Attn: All new members - 2/4/2005 9:55:19 PM
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PiMpBlueF2
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Whats up guys, just joined the site, looks like theres alot of cool topics on here, and i love ridin, ive only been ridin for about 7 months or so, but i rode with some crazy guys, so i learned a little faster than i should have. I own a 93 F2, and i love the bike, jet kit, geared, K&N, D&D slip on, 520 conversion. And i rear ended some chick on the I75 in Florida, and F'ed my bike all up, forks bent(but rideable), r side fairing is trashed, pulser cover trashed, front fairing trashed, front fender trashed. So just wanted to say whats up to everyone, and if anyone has anything for me, or can direct me the right way for some used parts, please let me kno, PeAcE
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RE: Attn: All new members - 2/4/2005 10:51:56 PM
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HONDACBR1000RR
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Joined: 2/1/2005
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Hello everyone, I just joined the forum a couple of days ago. Looks like there is alot of interesting information to look at. My name is Keith, I have been riding for about 18 years and have had a few different bikes, I currently own a 2004 CBR1000RR ( red and black ) wich I purchased in May of 2004. I love the bike and can hardly wait until spring to get out on it again.Hope to talk to everyone sometime.
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RE: Attn: All new members - 2/6/2005 5:19:03 PM
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Tony Mawad
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Hi all,
I have have been riding since 1992 but have had my 1994 CBR 900RR since 1995.
In case you are wondering (1994?? those had black instead of where the blue is, & they also had black rims)
I used to paint & have honored my ride with my all time best paint work for it's excellent service to me; I now have had it for 10 years.
This bike is the only one I ever wanted & will ever want......So I am a hardcore Double R fan indeed.
Nice to be in you company
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RE: Attn: All new members - 2/9/2005 10:01:03 PM
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jdcruz90037
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Joined: 1/19/2005
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Hello all,
Im new to riding I've had my learning permit for about 4 months now, Im 21 and I live in Los Angeles, CA.
The reason why I joined was because theres a wealth of info here that can be easily accessed.
< Message edited by jdcruz90037 -- 2/17/2005 6:45:44 PM >
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RE: Attn: All new members - 2/10/2005 1:16:06 AM
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bgsdks
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Hi all:
My name is Jeff, and I'm in Portland, OR. I've been riding for about 17 years, and my most recent bike was a '01 929rr (chucked it into a river doing about 90mph in Aug. of '04)
I'm in the process of picking up a brand new '03 954rr (black/titanium) and was looking around on the forum for suggestions about exhaust options, and came across this forum. Looks like a good bunch of folks so far. I'm also a moderator on www.sportbikes.ws, but I'm interested in finding people that are specifically interested in the same bike that I'm going to have.
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RE: Attn: All new members - 2/10/2005 10:32:23 AM
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NeonspeedRT
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Joined: 9/2/2004
From: Jax, FL
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Hey man,
Welcome to the boards. Whats your name on sportbikes.ws? Thats the main board i'm on. I'm NeonspeedRT over there as well. Glad you found us over here.
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