1989 Honda CBR 600 F Hurricane "bike" Questions

I HAVE A CBR 600 FW 1998 MODEL, THE PROBLEM I HAVE IS WHEN THE BIKE IS STANDING FOR ADAY OR SO , IM UNABLE TO START BIKE WITHOUT THE BIKE JOLTING FORWARD,CLUTCH PULLED IN, THE ONLY WAY IT RELEASES , ...

my 88 hurricane has some timing chain noise should i worry Your bike is 22 years old. Yes, you should worry. If that chain breaks and locks up the engine at 60 mph, you will go flying down the street ...

I have an 1987 cbr 600 that wont shift out of neutral. Bike sat for about a year and it shifted fine before that. ???? There is a very very good chance the clutch plates have fused together.When they ...

...It took 10 minutes for 3 gallons. When I got off the interstate my pipes were smoking and the bike was sputtering. They temp gauge was around halfway but hasnt worked since. I turned the bike ...

...tell me exactly what it does and sounds like. On my 87, i had a time for about two months that my bike would never start, but it would always push start. I troubleshot every part of that bike, ...

... Anyway I'm in the USA in VA and the high temp here is 70F Low temp is 40F. I have noticed that the bike is runining alot better with the cooler temp. I mean I had a problem with it jerking alot and ...

...adjustment and have no idea where it should be now. how do I set it and could that be why my bike is not starting now turn the air screw and idle screw fully in then turn them 2 turns out this ...

...should be for on off and reserve When the dial (called a petcock) is pointed toward the back of the bike, it is in the "off" position. Turning it counter-clockwise to point up is "on," and turning it ...

...This lessens internal tank rusting due to condensation in the tank. Drain the carbs when the bike will sit over the winter unless you plan on starting the bike every two weeks and letting it ...

...There will be a 'MAX PSI' embossed on the tire. It will probably say Max 45 PSI. At 45psi the bike will ride like a rock. At 15psi it will ride really squirrely. Find a psi at which you feel