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Discussion in 'Pull up a chair and sit for a spell' started by N5926g, Oct 27, 2012.

  1. N5926g

    N5926g New Member

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    Hi Guy,s, Just acquired an 81 Honda CB900 Custom...cheap....what can you tell me about the "pros,and cons"....:cool:
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    Where you plan on riding it at. They were a pretty good road bike in their time
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    Yes they were good bike s if. It has'nt been driven / run in awhile clean the carbs & new oil
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    I had a 81 CB900F Super Sport and I loved that bike. Of course that was back in 81. The 900s were the only Japanese bike made in 81 that would pull at red line in 5th gear!

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    God! How many friggin bikes did you have? This Fatboy must be the one you've had the longest? I guess the boys were keeping me out of touch back then. :roflmao:
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    Geez, you should know, must be ya brain is goin.
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    Thanks for the input...actually it is a CB900C...Dont know if that makes any difference....400 bucks...Needs some side covers,and a good cleaning,but overall in great shape.:)
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    Post up a pic of it:)
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    N5926g New Member

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    I will,when I can figure out how!,,,:)
    Thanks guys!
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    I bought one new in '81. It was a great bike. Guy at work still has one and went on a 600 mile ride with us this spring. I wouldnt mind having one to ride to work now, as I don't like the geezer glide sitting in the sun all day. That was the last Japanese bike I ever had, and was also the best.
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    Good to know...I have to pull the carbs,and clean them out,and get a couple of side covers.Im a stickler for OEM,and mine is pretty much stock,except for the 4in one header,and covers.Think Ill leave the headers alone,but MUST have the side covers!

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