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Honda CBR1000RR Fireblade (2004 - 2005)
The Fireblade is a brilliantly balanced package with a smooth, powerful motor that isn’t intimidating to use wrapped in a superb chassis
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simon lloyd
02/11/2010 at 15:29
i have a 04 fireblade, its developed a funny feeling on the front end, its had new pads and the tyre is balanced ok, its like a vibration, any ideas anyone, thanks   simon
Nickharter Orbe
05/11/2010 at 09:01
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jeff de perio
04/12/2011 at 07:28
I HAVE A 2005 1000C BLADE.just playing around with the gauges.was wonderin  if the clock stays on even when the bike is off?and also i live in asia.and my blade is running on mph.how do you change it to kph.thanks.oh ya.when im riding the blade its making that anoying ticking noice.
Dave S 26
18/08/2012 at 03:03
Simon, my 2004 CBR 1000rr has the same vibration during braking.  I have not been able to trace the cause.  I have changed tires and brake pads and had the head bearings adjusted.  The only other source could be the wheel bearings.  It has been doing this for a long time and I don't worry about it anymore. 
William Voss
18/08/2012 at 19:36
I would check the brake rotors and make sure they are not warped.
I own a 04 and have had an occasional front end shimmy when the brake rotors get very hot coming down the mountains from the rim in Arizona into the valley where I can ride at speed and do a lot of high speed braking. I have heard the brake rotors can be a source of front end shake, but only experienced this on long fast hot rides and once cooled off it goes away.
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