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It all started by my friend telling me he had a motorcycle sitting in his garage for 10 years and did i wanna take a look. or he was gonna scrap it. So i wandered over to his housrand low and behold a dusty blue bike was under there hiding. so i dug it out and fell in love. He is not a cycle guy by any means. so he yelled do you want it or can i scrap it. immediately i said i would take it. we get it back to my house and i popped the seat battery was bulging out. so i bought one cleaned the bike from head to toe. changed the oil. and pulled the gas tank cleaned it out and put some fresh gas with seafoam in it. turned her over she backfired twice and started. she didnt quite purr but she ran took her for a ride and fell in love. now i am in the process of a rebuild on the carbs etc. She is a 2002 gsx600f Katana. 4460miles on her. Now i wanna thank everyone on Katriders that helped me to get where i am today with knowledge, insight , and personal experience. Thank you all
It all started by my friend telling me he had a motorcycle sitting in his garage for 10 years and did i wanna take a look. or he was gonna scrap it. So i wandered over to his housrand low and behold a dusty blue bike was under there hiding. so i dug it out and fell in love. He is not a cycle guy by any means. so he yelled do you want it or can i scrap it. immediately i said i would take it. we get it back to my house and i popped the seat battery was bulging out. so i bought one cleaned the bike from head to toe. changed the oil. and pulled the gas tank cleaned it out and put some fresh gas with seafoam in it. turned her over she backfired twice and started. she didnt quite purr but she ran took her for a ride and fell in love. now i am in the process of a rebuild on the carbs etc. She is a 2002 gsx600f Katana. 4460miles on her. Now i wanna thank everyone on Katriders that helped me to get where i am today with knowledge, insight , and personal experience. Thank you all
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