Well I'm gonna get my bike serviced after only having it for about a week. I've noticed a few things here and there that I don't like. For one it's got a leaky fork seal on the right side so I'm just going to replace them both. I don't know what condition the brake pads are in so I'm going to do those as well. I'll feel much better knowing how much life are on them. Also going to do fluid changes. Are there any other things I should look into?... BTW the bike is a '99 honda CBR F4, it has 107xx miles on it.

TIA


Modified by UNDER PRESSURE at 12:34 AM 6/22/2005

 

 

5 year old bike with 107,000 miles?

That's some hardcore riding

 

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http://www.hop.com

 

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hahahaha

 

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please read my statement again... I'm pretty sure it says "107xx", that's ten thousand-seven hundred and some odd miles right?...

 

whoops, up on the internet too late. I thought it said 107,XXX.

But yeah, I would replace the pads, I just got mine done at 8700 miles. They were making a really bad scraping/ squealing noise

How do the tires look?

and if it's still on the original chain/sprockets, you might want to inspect them too.