Some inaccuracies between what the hp rating is on honda’s hottest cbr.
Below is what I have from a mag. yes, it’s 2009, but really, did anything change between 09 and 2010?
Comment, WITH A LINK if you can come up with different hp numbers for the 2010 cbr 1000rr…
-ed
The 650 rebuild is finished. It’s running pretty damn good. Going easy on it for the first few hundred miles.
Here’s what I did in the last step:
- Re-did my wiring, I cut out about half my wires. Props to Adam!
- Installed oil cooler
- Spot-painted frame
- Re-mounted gauges lower and tighter
- Installed new rings, assembled engine. Props to Nick!
- Original wiring
- Shit we cut out
- New wiring… streamlined!
- Ready for the engine to go back in
- All back together
- Gauges mounted lower and tighter
- Custom headlight switch, mounted in fork ear
- Oil cooler adapter plate which makes the entire cooler set-up work, purchased from: www.randakks.com
Thanks to everyone who helped. Couldn’t have done it without you guys. Extra special thanks to Adam, for his intricate wiring knowledge, and Nick for his master engine expertise.
-Ed
Myself, Adam, and Max took a trip up to Jim Thorpe this week to see Old Crow Medicine Show play at Penn’s Peak. They played a great show and we got to the chance to do some off- the- beaten path camping on some PA State Game Lands. Max lead us on some crazy good roads on the way home as well… Good times…mick
Penn’s Peak is really on a peak. The view was awesome.
We followed this gravel road a good half mile before finding a suitable camping spot.
Sleeping on the tall grass was really comfortable.
Max setting up his tent which was wool blanket draped off the monster.
Middle of no-where camping… awesome.
I have to say we had a hell of a time on this trip up to Jim Thorpe. Thanks to state gameland 141 we were able to renegade camp for free in a really nice, quiet spot. Im really glad Adam and Mick were willing to chance it with me on finding a place to camp there. The whole trip couldnt have gone better. Thanks again guys!
-Max
Classic Motorcycles Return In August
August 14th to September 9th
Simeone Foundation Museum
6825-31 Norwitch Drive
Philadelphia, PA 19153
http://www.simeonefoundation.org
The “Classic Motorcycles At The Simeone” show will be returning this summer. The Show will open on Saturday, August 14th with our “Kick-Start Party” honoring racing great Gary Nixon and will run through September 9th.
This year the show will feature Triumph and we will be featuring a special display from the H.C. Morris Collection, Winchester, Ky., of every model year of the Triumph Bonneville TT Special, from 1963 to 1967.