Reader Appreciation
I wanted to take a minute and thank all of the readers that come by my site. I get so caught up with things that I haven’t been showing any love to you guys and gals. A BIG thank you to all of you.
I also want to send a HUGE thank you out to the entrecarders that have written recommendations for the site. Every time I get a recommendation I get giddy like a little kid. If my mom lived closer I would probably show them to her like I would when I got an A on a report card…Yeah I’m guessing on that one. I don’t remembering getting any A’s. te he.
I know it’s not a lot but I want to share the recommendations for everyone else and give these guys and gals some link love.
100% Canucklehead approved! Not something to be taken lightly. To say this gent is kinda blogosphere royalty is akin to saying Amy Winehouse kinda like the taste of crack … – Life with Canucklehead
An interesting site .I enjoyed reading the posts and the images are great too.So I highly recommend this one…10 out of 10,for sure.Keep up the awesome stuff 
– Jesse Blogs It All (Blog no longer exists 
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I don’t want to show any favoritism but I will. This one’s my favorite.
You’ve got to see why SIR ROBBIE ROB got an extremely horrible eyesight! I had quite a good laugh reading some of his posts. I admit I am a lurker most of the time and this blog is certainly one of my hangouts. It’s definitely worth every minute being here. You’ve got to see it for yourself! Adding to this blog’s appeal is the zero percentage of declining advert requests. Quick approval on requests and I just love to advertise again and again in this blog! – Lainy’s Musing
I can’t thank all of you enough. Mucho gracias.
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Canucklehead on February 23rd, 2009
Cheers good sir!
Well worth the recommendation – I meant every word.
All the best.
Zac on February 28th, 2009
im off to buy my first bike a 1980 honda cm400t
i was doing some research and came across your website
any thing out of the ordinary i should be looking for on these bikes?
or any suggestions?
SirRobbieRob on February 28th, 2009
There isn’t really anything out of the ordinary to look for? Many of the older bikes you will come across may have a lot of rust or have been sitting for a long time. This could mean spending quite a bit of money to replace parts. Not a big deal if you’re going to be chopping the bike. But if you’re going to be using as a daily rider then keep looking.
Check for rust in the gas tank. If there is rust around the fill cap there could be more rust on the inside. These rust could break off into big flakes and clog the carbs. If that is the case then you would need to rebuild the carbs and repair/replace the gas tank.
Hope this helps.
Zac on February 28th, 2009
hey didnt even get a chance to read it before i left but none of the problems you stated above are really an issue, theres a small small oil leak but my mechanic said it was so minor that hes not gunna charge me for the fix
but as of 3:00 today im a proud owner of honda cm400
i honestly have no idea whether i want to chop or leave it stock but i think i need to learn to ride before i can think about that stuff