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G'day All! - 7/20/2005 4:45:14 AM

Fazer

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G'day Everybody,

My name's Mat, AKA Fazer, and I am new to the exciting world of CBRs. Up until now, I had a little Yamaha SR125 (you know, those oversized bicycles), and a mate of mine was getting rid of his CBR 600F, (back problems). So I thought, why not go for something a "tad" bigger. So here I am, switching my comfy small 2-digit horsepower motor for a 120BHP! Sweet!

I'll have a couple of questions for you experts out there. In the meantime, enjoy the ride :)

Fazer

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RE: G'day All! - 7/20/2005 7:34:27 AM

RiPTOR

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Welcome to the boards Fazer... I'm sure you'll have alot of fun with that bike there!

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'04 CBR 600RR
- Front Flush Mount LED Turn Signals
- Rear Fender Eliminator Kit
- Jardine RT-One S/O Exhaust
- Sportech Black Chrome Windscreen
- Black Shogun Frame Sliders
- Vortex Front Sprocket -1
- PowerCommander PCIII-USB

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RE: G'day All! - 7/20/2005 7:37:26 AM

chainstretcher

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G'day right back at ya! Welcome to the board. Give us some details -- year, color, mods ... post up some pics when ya get a chance.

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RE: G'day All! - 7/20/2005 10:20:19 AM

NeonspeedRT

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Hello and welcome to the CBR forums. Congrats on the CBR. Thats a great upgrade for you. Definatly post up some pics when you get a chance.

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