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13 hours ago, Mike Hill said:

I bought this last year in Sweden,just overhauled the carb and given it a general  birthday.

 

Off to the other side of the country tomorrow.  It's kind of fun to ride an old bike now and again, similar probably to enjoying the affections of an older lady. 

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How tough is that bike! Check out the moose count and not a scratch on it.

 

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1 hour ago, kram said:

Cbr600 2002. Got her at 27k miles and commuted all weathers until 2020 covid, she died a week before covid hit the UK at 125k miles. The timing chain jumped, easily fixed but while furlough I tarted her up, angood service mechanically but never reassembled. ULEZ makes it pointless...

 

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Don't be so sure about that, the one in my shed is a 2000  model and owner had it from new, it now has 128k on the clock and last year went for a special MOT that proved even with carbs its emissions are below the level necessary for ULEZ and now has the paperwork to prove it. He recently siffered a heart attack so I begin to wonder if he will ride again. I found it a bit buzzy and lacking low down torque compared with my MT07, too much gear changing even though 25% more powerful.

1 hour ago, kram said:

 

Cbr250RR MC22, 1992 or something. Carbs are a pain, it ran ok, amazing revvy fun engine, but never ran perfectly and hesitated at the top end. Not been on the road for a while, the tank is now black.

 

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I inherited a 2012 CBR250R from my brother, it is my shopping bike and I do less than 1k miles a year with it, nice and light and good fun, makes my wrists ache below 50MPH.

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Fabulous little things. Way cooler than a grom. I convinced a girlfriend to buy one. She ditched me and kept riding the bike (until it was stolen).

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Did 650km over two days through the mountains. Had alot of fun on the old girl,you have to whip it along but the big single has plenty of torque low down.

 

Blew past a squadron of German " GS vankers" on a downhill before a tunnel,I can't see the fun in riding a bike with that much luggage on it?

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