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most problems the cbr has? - 3/5/2006 6:54:52 PM   
insanearmer


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just wanna know what u guys have the most problems with the 900rr everybody post that reads this


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RE: most problems the cbr has? - 3/5/2006 10:11:15 PM   
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The only problem my 900 has is not having enough back seats for all the fine bitches who want a ride!!!! lol

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RE: most problems the cbr has? - 3/5/2006 11:55:49 PM   
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lol no doubt

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RE: most problems the cbr has? - 3/6/2006 11:40:19 AM   
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Ive heard that the 900s can be hard on their electrical systems though ive never had a problem with mine

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RE: most problems the cbr has? - 3/7/2006 3:35:38 AM   
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nowt yet.

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RE: most problems the cbr has? - 3/9/2006 11:28:37 PM   
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'93-'94 had a problem with #3 crank journal drying out during extended wheelies/running after a tip-over, causing a bearing to seize. Don't know about later years, found this out after buying a '94 with the #3 bearing out of it.

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RE: most problems the cbr has? - 3/9/2006 11:30:12 PM   
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OOPS!! that had to suck. #3 crank bad. Bitches good!

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RE: most problems the cbr has? - 3/10/2006 12:55:42 AM   
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All the 900RRs have oil issues from wheelies, unlike the later model 929/954s and F4i's, their oil pick up sits more forward like gixxers. You can get oil pick up relocators tho for like 70 bucks or somthing.

I kno there arent a whole lot of stunters here but 900RRs frames will crack right around the rear of the tank/seat area...one guy just welded plates to his frame when he saw the hair lines start to form 2 other guys cracked their frames right in half.

But once you fix there minor problems (they are minor if you catch them before they start doing real damage) you got yourself a tank of a bike.

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RE: most problems the cbr has? - 3/15/2006 9:45:51 PM   
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Heh, actually I knew there was a problem w/the motor when I bought the bike (1200.00 complete, w/extra farings/stands/fox shock/damper/misc crap). Spent another 1000.00 on a used motor (after realizing I wasn't quite up to rebuilding the orig.), misc parts for +/- 500.00, now I've got a stupid fast 900 for around 2700.00, plus I got to learn a whole lot about the motor/jetting etc., and had fun putting everything together. Now if it would only stop raining............

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RE: most problems the cbr has? - 3/16/2006 12:39:52 PM   
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I bought mine 98 900rr with 9000 miles on it, and fork seals was leaking. I replaced the seals and have 22000 miles on it know, and not one problem (knock on wood).

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