I'm second in line to buy it. Apparently everyone jumped on it, Graham
On May 25, 2010, at 11:53 AM, Chris Besignano wrote:
I would be interested in a few parts. Anyone interested in buying
the bike and parting it out on the forum? I need the taillight,
honda logo trim around taillight, cl
Sorry it came with the bike so I couldn't say which model it is.
Javier I want to go riding with you send me a pm.
On 5/24/10, Javier Garcia wrote:
> Actually, that windshield originally belong to another member of the group,
> Allen Thomas. Perhaps he can give more info about the model/make? He
I prefer the old fashion tar type electrical tape like they used to
use on cars way back when.
On 5/25/10, Joey Kelley wrote:
> Tim,
> Heat shrink tubing will provide a tighter seal compared to
> electrical tape, particularly when you consider a lot of what people
> buy as 'electrical tap
I'll buy it. I've already e-mailed the seller and waiting to hear
back, Graham
On May 25, 2010, at 11:53 AM, Chris Besignano wrote:
I would be interested in a few parts. Anyone interested in buying
the bike and parting it out on the forum? I need the taillight,
honda logo trim around tai
http://cleveland.craigslist.org/mcy/1757957835.html
Found this while browsing CL and since there has been some talk on here I
figured I'd point it out for the group.
Sean
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On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 8:29 PM, Tim Jacobs wrote:
> Thanks for all the tips guys. I hooked the bike up to my bat
Hope this helps. Its from the Honda shop manual.
1984 model year
2.8 litre (3.0 us quart / 2.5 Imp. quart) after oil filter and oil
change
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Tim,
Heat shrink tubing will provide a tighter seal compared to
electrical tape, particularly when you consider a lot of what people
buy as 'electrical tape' is really just a black tape that looks like
electrical tape. If you aren't paying a couple dollars per roll, it
isn't UL rated electr
Thanks Joey,
Is there a reason that the heat shrink tubing is preferable to
something like electric tape? Is it just that the seal is more
watertight, or maybe that it is easier to remove in case it needs to
be replaced?
Also, do you have the link to those rubber mounted LED blinkers you
mentione
I would be interested in a few parts. Anyone interested in buying the bike
and parting it out on the forum? I need the taillight, honda logo trim
around taillight, clutch lever/horn button assembly, and luggage rack. I'd
pay at least $150 for those parts.
On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 11:44 AM, Graham R
yep, for $350, I'd buy it, Graham
On May 25, 2010, at 11:28 AM, Javier Garcia wrote:
Good opportunity, I think.
http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/mld/mcy/1758528222.html
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for $300, it would be great for parts, Graham
On May 25, 2010, at 11:28 AM, Javier Garcia wrote:
Good opportunity, I think.
http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/mld/mcy/1758528222.html
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Good opportunity, I think.
http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/mld/mcy/1758528222.html
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Tim,
One thing that comes to mind to protect wires / connections is
heat shrink tubing - available from some Auto parts stores and almost
all electronics stores.
When applied properly, heat shrink tubing provides a
watertight seal that will keep just about anything out with no damage
I'll take the whole signal out this afternoon and see if I can't
figure out what's going on. Currently there are clear plastic sleeve
type things protecting all of the wire connections for my blinkers and
other electronics and it makes it nearly impossible to ensure the
connections are good. If I c
Looking for some help here. I've been in possession of a '82 650SC. It
was sitting for a while before I got it, in the blowing snow. It was
pop-cycle. Before she got ignored, she was laid down on her left side
at a slow sped, but she went down just the same. Here's the issue. She
won't turn over wh
Thanks Allen.
Actually late last night I found a place that sells a set of 4 drain screws for
$25. Still a little pricey but it beat paying Honda $70 for a new bowl w/ the
screw. In case you ever need it, the place is called SCI (Sirius Consolidated
Inc.). I found them on EBay.
Allen T
That's fine, I thought you were selling them for $100 - just my
confused mind. It was the windshield for $100 ... sorry, Graham
On May 25, 2010, at 5:56 AM, 750S wrote:
Sorry Graham, I think they would sell for a lot more than $100,
especially given how rare they are. I have seen the
rear r
Sorry Graham, I think they would sell for a lot more than $100,
especially given how rare they are. I have seen the
rear racks for the CB700 sell on flea bay for over 150.00 so I think
I'll try that route first. I think they'll sell for 300.00 or more on
Ebay
On May 24, 9:20 am, Graham Rogers wr
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