Went From A CBR600RR To A CBR929RR (Fireblade)

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MOTORCYCLE: 2001 Honda Cbr929rr
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[@stanza77]

428lbs wet weight s VERY light for a 1000cc machine. My SV1000 is heavier than (410lbs dry) that and i consider that to be light. These 929rr were apparently only 387lbs dry! For perspective that’s about how much a CBR250r from 2011 weighted wet

[@ktg612]

That's crazy! I didn't even know that. Thanks for sharing.

[@tommyschulte2577]

Iv got about 100,000 on my cbr 929. Still a beast. Still looks good. Put fresh tires on it to make it more nimble. Makes a huge difference.

[@ktg612]

Holy moly. That's awesome to hear. I hope my bike will last that long.

[@tommyschulte2577]

@@ktg612 yeah. Iv have it a while. Bought it in 2005. Daily driver in the warmer months. Never had an issue with anything.

[@ktg612]

Did you get your valves adjusted every 30k?

[@tommyschulte2577]

@@ktg612 i did when i bought it... I check them evey few years. Nothing is really out of spec.

[@bcitral]

@@tommyschulte2577 Mine has 55k now, just done a full rebuild due to a plug blowing out. Had 4 valves that needed mild shim change but nothing too bad. Had mine for 12 years and still love it as a road going super bike.

[@klassprr4027]

"But It ain't what ya need its what ya wont! U want that poowweerrr" 😄👍

[@ktg612]

You know exactly what I'm talking about my fireblade brother 😉

[@dan_the_drifter321]

Just made a v-log of my 929 i'm prepping for the track and I have a 954 road bike too, absolutely love it! You will enjoy it for years to come, your right the low down torque and lack of having to change gear makes it soo easy to ride quickly. You will get used to the handling don't worry, I nice new set of tyres always helps too depending how yours have worn can make a big difference. Good luck with it!

[@ktg612]

I'm going to go check it out now

[@dan_the_drifter321]

@@ktg612 sweet, will have the second vlog up this weekend, mainly removing the wheels plus a few other things I've found. Thanks

[@eric1krr140]

Clean audio!

[@anything2review]

Found my new CBR. Had a deposit on a 2010 that was 500 miles away. Then an 05 Repsol became available only 5 miles away. Most likely next I'll be posting a video of me learning to repair the clutch. Something bad with the clutch which the seller told up front. I posted on my new instagram @cbrrr1000rrr a quick clip of the Two Bros carbon fiber pipe... Much Love!

[@ktg612]

I love the way those gen cbr1000rr look.

[@anything2review]

@@ktg612 I like them all, the 05 is more of a hawk face then owl. My old 94 was cool too. I think I'm in love with Honda. A little bit.

[@0321ReconMan]

I definitely recommend going through your suspension to improve handling and for peace of mind. First thing I did with mine when I got it last month is rebuild the forks. I also added new bearings to the swing-arm and linkage. I put new bearings in the wheels as well, and rebuilt the brakes added new brake lines.. After all it is a 20 year old bike so I wanted to make sure everything was good to go!

[@ktg612]

I'll keep all that in mind. How many miles do you have on your bike?

[@0321ReconMan]

KTG612 like 14k now but it’s a 2001 that’s probably sat for a long time so food for thought . 20 year old oil in shocks isn’t a good combo!

[@timothytendick1550]

You hate having to spend more money right after buying a bike. I would think many buyers of used bikes tend to get as much bike with lowest miles and age as their budget allows. But you are absolutely right and what you did amounts to some of the best money you've spent.

[@randygarcia4565]

You have to hear his commentary with a drink 😂 good video...

[@ktg612]

🤣 I have to have a drink with all my videos

[@traveltrainingnl2417]

Nice video man! What about seating position? Do you think that the fireblade is more confortable then the 600? Cheers

[@ktg612]

It's pretty similar to me. I think Honda is pretty good at making comfortable sport bikes. You aren't sitting super aggressive with either bike

[@traveltrainingnl2417]

@@ktg612 aight bro Thanks for your response

[@joetrosclair8434]

Welcome to the Cult, Fellow keeper of the FireBlade 🔥 kzbin.info/www/bejne/iWS3iI2nZ9R1oac

[@ktg612]

Thanks!

[@Benignity1]

The audio on this is very crisp! Could hear all the lubing talk very clearly

[@ktg612]

You like that? lol

[@RICOMC7000]

Thanks for sharing bro👍

[@UncleBensTeks]

Did you evet get it tuned?

[@ktg612]

No I didn't. I ended up selling it to my brother in law.

[@dr.trapproductions5165]

Just picked up my 929rr

[@ktg612]

You made a great purchase 😁

[@dr.trapproductions5165]

KTG612 best bike I’ve had yet

[@WatWarrior22]

Great video buddy

[@ktg612]

Thanks 👍

[@kylewho1151]

Didn’t even hit the throttle once

[@ktg612]

I was scared 😨😳😬😫😐😭

[@kylewho1151]

You can do it

[@ktg612]

I'll do it in my next video just for you 😉

[@themarvelousvintage76]

I saw some good deal on this bike you can found one from 2001 in good condition around 5k

[@ktg612]

I got mine 3 years ago for 3500 with 23k the market is different today. How many miles on the one you are looking at?

[@themarvelousvintage76]

@@ktg612 the one I saw at 5000$ has 4500 miles.....

[@ktg612]

@@themarvelousvintage76 super low! It's great bike still.

[@themarvelousvintage76]

@@ktg612 from the picture seem very good condition tomorrow I go to see I will keep posted in case I buy it

[@ktg612]

@@themarvelousvintage76 yes keep me posted and reach out if you have any questions

[@theguyulike837]

Top speed

[@ktg612]

175ish I think 🤔

[@luigigueli4801]

Top

[@ktg612]

Bottom 😅

[@fasteddie4669]

954’s were 150 not 929’s

[@ktg612]

I thought the 954's were 154 hp but we know that isn't to the wheels

[@dr.trapproductions5165]

929’s get 150 at the crank.

[@ktg612]

@@dr.trapproductions5165 thank you!

[@airtonairoldi8501]

Muito chato pra moto em questão muita falação.. ridículo

[@ktg612]

Sorry I talk a lot 😆

[@timothytendick1550]

Same here started with a 600rr at age 35, drove 5000 miles before selling it and now I want another bike. I'm looking hard at buying a 929rr. You nailed it with the 600rr, so nimble and easy to control. You mentioned how noticeable the added power of the 929 is but I was hoping you would say something about if it wants to wheelie or not.

[@ktg612]

It can power wheelie but you really have to be cracking that throttle back. I've always been a riders who like to roll on the throttle nice and easy 😎

[@timothytendick1550]

@@ktg612 I watched this video again and we have so much in common in terms of what we want and how we think around motorcycles. Truth be known I would choose the 600rr over a 929rr simply because it's forgive nature has literally saved me in a couple situations where I fear the 929 would not have. The dilemma is, and you know this mang, what I really want but really don't need is mooooor power....and it's stupid. My gut tells me I will be faster on the 600 because of the confidence it inspires. The only benefit of the 929 (my hunch) is the "feel" of more power but in reality, nothing significant until reaching speeds I'm wise enough to have let off the throttle by then.

[@ktg612]

@@timothytendick1550 Key words are "feel" and "confidence". As long as I feel the little bit of extra power inspires confidence for me and long as you feel the mobility and agility of a 600 inspires confidences in you. A confident man is hard to stop 😁

[@johnshanks5593]

Lmao lad, they power wheelie, first three gears you have to lean forward to stop.the wheel lifting...great bike..