Does anyone have an speedo drive for a 700s ?
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Rich Potter
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Well maybe I'll just try some more, then. Thanks
Anyone else?
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I just use graphite powder, no grease
On 6 March 2017 at 09:28, Tommy Hill wrote:
> Ok I have searched and can't find any info. Suggestions on what to line
> the speedo with? 1984 700S. It squeals sometimes and I am fairly certain
> it is not the cable. I tried graphite to no avail.
>
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Ok I have searched and can't find any info. Suggestions on what to line the
speedo with? 1984 700S. It squeals sometimes and I am fairly certain it is not
the cable. I tried graphite to no avail.
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Thanks. I will try that but the noise goes away when I stop completely and has
only returned once. Not every time. A little harder to troubleshoot that way,
so I think I will lube it anyway following your advice. Thanks again.
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Ok, guys. I finally got my Miami bike (700S) home. It made a loud noise which I
believe is the speedo at the dash. Is there a way to lube the speedo? If so,
with what?
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Only issue I had was when I was putting it back on, it was hard to raise the
forks up high enough to get the axle to slide through. Ended up getting my
brother to push down on the rear frame hard enough to sorta balance the
weight, so I could change the height up front and line up all the holes.
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If you have a car jack, you can put it below the pipes (with a piece of
wood, much better), and then you can raise the front of the bike enough to
do the job.
Javier.
On Thu, Mar 31, 2011 at 11:27 AM, Kurt Nolte wrote:
> Only issue I had was when I was putting it back on, it was hard to raise
>
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> Hey all,
>
> I have an '84 700SC and during the winter I noticed what appeared to be a
> leak around the front left brake caliper. After some investigation this
> past weekend, I've
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Subject: [Nighthawk Lovers] Speedo cable?
Hey all,
I have an '84 700SC and during the winter I noticed what appeared to be a
leak around the front left brake caliper. After some investigation this
past weekend, I
Hey all,
I have an '84 700SC and during the winter I noticed what appeared to be a
leak around the front left brake caliper. After some investigation this
past weekend, I've ruled out the brakes, but it looks like the grease stain
is coming from the speed cable or the bearings. How easy (or diff
I have recently purchased a 1983 Nighthawk 650 and I love the bike. I am
currently riding it daily and slowly fixing minor problems, however I have one
that baffles me. My speedo does not work, I checked the speedo with a drill and
verified it workedso the next step was to purchase a new cab
So does Coles Hardware
On Jul 17, 2010, at 11:41 AM, Greg Holuban wrote:
5mm threads 20mm long phillips head screw. Ace Hardware has all
your screw needs. I always go there.
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Subject: [Nighthawk Lovers
5mm threads 20mm long phillips head screw. Ace Hardware has all your screw
needs. I always go there.
From: dk...@hotmail.com
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Subject: [Nighthawk Lovers] Speedo
Date: Fri, 16 Jul 2010 20:01:44 -0400
The set screw that secures
The set screw that secures the speedometer cable to my front wheel is missing
[93 750 NH]. Can someone tell me what size screw I need to replace this? Also,
what type of thread is it and can it be purchased from a hardware or do I have
to go to a Honda shop/ Thanks.
DON SIMPSON
93' 750
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