[elan23]

It is not a G2, nor is it a B1.
My guess is 86.
Without a partial eng/frame no. then we have to guess the worst...a ringer!!

[rahulsingh007]

@ Rest of the Bhpians
Thanks for the lovely comments , such motivation helps in building new ideas and dreams, as for the color- the blue was a personal choice because I wanted the bike to 'stand out' as black bulls are dime a dozen here in Punjab.

@torqueyTND
They will be posted soon !

@whitesquall
The plans of getting the CB1000R are now very weak , because of lack of funds (obviously)

@ Elan23
It is not a G2, nor is it a B1.
My guess is 86.
Without a partial eng/frame no. then we have to guess the worst...a ringer!!

Pardon my ignorance , but whats a ringer ?

[SPIKE ARRESTOR]

Rahul congrats, what have you done to the crankcase? it looks like new. Did you get the chrome plating done too?

Spike

[elan23]

re; Ringer

A 'ringer' is a stolen vehicle that has had its identification numbers replaced by a set from another - usually written-off or scrapped vehicle, which effectively changes the vehicle's identity.
The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) number is presented on a small plate that is riveted to the frame and stamped on the headstock.
A ringer will have these numbers removed and replaced, so look for evidence of tampering around the riveted plates and instances where the stamped VIN has been ground away and another has been added in its place.

[rahulsingh007]

re; Ringer

A 'ringer' is a stolen vehicle that has had its identification numbers replaced by a set from another - usually written-off or scrapped vehicle, which effectively changes the vehicle's identity.
The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) number is presented on a small plate that is riveted to the frame and stamped on the headstock.
A ringer will have these numbers removed and replaced, so look for evidence of tampering around the riveted plates and instances where the stamped VIN has been ground away and another has been added in its place.

No Elan23 ,
Its definitely not a ringer !!