Damn Honda 900RR's

If you're not going to run it for two months at a time, keep it at my house. I'll keep her runnin''

Tony's wife would'nt let him buy it :twofinger

We always have the kids around the house, can't leave them home alone....so not much riding lately....


But cleaned jets, up'ed main jets a bit, pulls alot harder after 5k now ....we shall see if my wife still wants me to put the new front sprocket on (1 tooth lower)


Carbs are allways a bitch to put back on....worst part about it:mad

Ahhh, you should just give up on that 900, those Honda's are nothing but trouble. I may be willing to take that heap off your hands for a couple of bucks since I am so generous, and even wreck it for you on the track too, as that is all it is good for. Deal?:evil :jester

Y2KR1 said:

Carbs are allways a bitch to put back on....worst part about it:mad

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If you're having problems getting them slipped back into the intake (if they slip into rubber things, don't know how a 900RR is) try putting just a little silicone grease on there, don't go nuts with it, just a real light coat and they should slip right in. Another tip that you probably don't need now but if it's cold out it helps alot: heat up the boots with a hair dryer or a heat gun if you have one just to get them to soften up and expand a little. I have to do this every time with my pain in the ass airbox.

-Ryan

Y2KR1 said:

Carbs are allways a bitch to put back on....worst part about it:mad

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Don't you just hate when you take a carb apart and put it back on the bike and notice honda had put EXTRA onder parts in there that are still on the floor:jester :rofl