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Bonjour tout le monde , merci de m'aceuillir parmis vous . Je suis de FRANCE et je possede un 1000 Honda CBX Prolink en cours de rénovation ... A bientot nober 

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4 years of high school French left me years ago.
Bienvenu a bord, Nober.
Bienvenu a bord, Nober.
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I'm sorry to say, I'm uni-lingual. But I think he said, he has a late model that he's re-furbishing. Welcome!
Rick Pope
Either garage is too small or we have too many bikes. Or Momma's car needs to go outside.
Either garage is too small or we have too many bikes. Or Momma's car needs to go outside.
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Hello , made from English for the high school but there is indeed for a long time. GOOGLE is my friend .
Merçi to you all to welcome me .... nober

Merçi to you all to welcome me .... nober



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Bienvenue Nober! Nous sommes heureux que vous soyez ici. Il ya quelques amis qui sont français et parle français tres bien.
Alors, ..Jean-Paul ..?
Alors, ..Jean-Paul ..?
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hello , j'attends les français .. A +++ nober 

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hi to everyone,after owning a 79z for 18 years ,selling it to fund a family holiday to florida???? ten years ago. i have got myself another one,met the seller at a drag strip(i also have four kawa triples and race a 500) and collected it two weeks later and could not resist having one run! it was great.but as it has always been my wives favourite bike as pillion passenger i did not abuse it! anyway i am doing a winter refurb.(not resto) and hope to get to know like minded owners and benefit from the great resources on this forum. :)
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Welcome, Mark! Hope you have a lot of fun here and with your CBX!
Happy Holidays!
Happy Holidays!
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Hi all, looking forward to studying this great bike.
I sat on one back in 1979 but could not swing the cash to buy one, being a sailor in Uncle Sam's navy meant living on poverty wages back then.
Now, after 31 years I have one, a beautiful Red 1979 with 2,900 miles, original tires, kept in a cliamte controlled storage facility.
I think she is to nice to ride daily, especially with 31 year old tires, so I will be looking for a daily rider in the future. For now I can hardly wait to get her up and running.
I sat on one back in 1979 but could not swing the cash to buy one, being a sailor in Uncle Sam's navy meant living on poverty wages back then.
Now, after 31 years I have one, a beautiful Red 1979 with 2,900 miles, original tires, kept in a cliamte controlled storage facility.
I think she is to nice to ride daily, especially with 31 year old tires, so I will be looking for a daily rider in the future. For now I can hardly wait to get her up and running.
When given the choice between being right or being kind; choose kindness. W. Dyer
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Haha, you better duck now Copper! This crowd mostly says 'Ride 'em'! But if you have a cherry low-mile survivor, it's a worthy investment and worth preserving, much moreso than a bike like mine that has been all the way apart and came back together with impure partsCopperCollar wrote:Hi all, looking forward to studying this great bike.
I sat on one back in 1979 but could not swing the cash to buy one, being a sailor in Uncle Sam's navy meant living on poverty wages back then.
Now, after 31 years I have one, a beautiful Red 1979 with 2,900 miles, original tires, kept in a cliamte controlled storage facility.
I think she is to nice to ride daily, especially with 31 year old tires, so I will be looking for a daily rider in the future. For now I can hardly wait to get her up and running.

I like your plan personally - One CBX to enjoy in it's pristine originality and another to ride.
Welcome to the site!
N.
P.S. This thread is useless without pictures
Nils Menten
Tucson, Arizona, USA
'82 CBX, among others.
Tucson, Arizona, USA
'82 CBX, among others.
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NilsMenten wrote: N.
P.S. This thread is useless without pictures
+ 1
Bob

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