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Bleeding/fluid Replacement On Linked Brakes W/abs On 6Th Generation (The...
This guide was created because I couldn't seem to find one that was very thorough and included pictures of all procedures. This guide requires the use of Speed Bleeders as it makes life so much...
View ArticleSliders
Hi, today I just bought sliders for my VFR 2002. I already knew about cutting side fairings, but maybe anyone has a picture of where directly I should cut them? And what best option - modification for...
View ArticleControls Lubrication
While I was working on my VFR, I bought (and have sold) a 2018 motorcycle. The handlebar switches were so smooth and crisp. I would like to renew my VFR to those levels. I understand I'll need the...
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Radiator flush & oil change
Oil Change and Radiator Flush I began by first removing the 2 lower fairings with the bike on the center stand. First I drained the oil, position the drain pan below the oil plug. The manual says to...
View ArticleNEW! Bleeding/fluid Replacement On Linked Brakes W/abs On 6Th Generation (The...
The pics linked in the original post for this guide are no longer working so attached is a pdf of the guide which includes the pictures. Bleedingfluid Replacement On Linked Brakes Wabs On 6Th...
View ArticleLeaky fork :-(
Once again I find myself consulting the forums in search of a better solution, so thanks in advance for any advice/pointers. My left fork has decided to puke its contents after letting the local Honda...
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Coolant system flush and renewal
Hello All, Just did a thorough coolant flush and renew on my "new" 5th gen 1998 and set out the steps below. Hope it helps someone out. High mileage bike with what looks like poor maintenance....
View ArticleGen 6 clutch issues
Hi, i just replaced the clutch disks, steels and springs on my VFR 800 vtec abs and have a weird issue Before changing all this i had the clutch slipping, i had cleaned and replaced the clutch oil...
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VFR1200F - Centerstand Install
Center stand installed and lifting the bike up These are the steps to installing an oem centerstand for a VFR1200F Part Number 08M50-MGE-100 This retails for around $200 delivered, I got mine from...
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Brakes - Warped Rotor Fix
There have been a few post on pulsating brakes, one cause is a warped disk. It is not a very common thing with floating disks brakes because they float on a band of rings and the rotor itself is heat...
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Fuel Tank Restoration
The Problem: If your tank has rust or needs a clean out, this guide is for you. Although I used the POR15 kit in this guide, any similar products can be used (degreaser, metal etching acid or similar...
View ArticleDetailing a Motorcycle
Any Questions ? I detail bikes plus cars, regular washing helps, with suitable techniques plus products. We remover scratches from plexiglass, machine polish paint...plus protect. You can use...
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Any Questions ? I detail bikes plus cars, regular washing helps, with suitable techniques plus products. We remover scratches from plexiglass, machine polish paint...plus protect. You can use...
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Regulator / Rectifier Upgrade (SH847)
The Problem: The 5th gen VFR’s are known for having questionable Regulator Rectifiers (RR) that can suffer from overheating (other gen VFR's also suffer from the same issue). One preventative step...
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Bag of Goodies
Bag of goodies showed up on my doorstep today. ----- What do you think @bmart ..??
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Clean up rusty pitted forks - sort of...
Hello everyone, This is is a quick how-to for those with crappy rusted forks. It's not a cure-all but might help reduce the amount of pitting and help your seals last a bit longer. The only ways to...
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Rear Axle and bearing Inspection
I decided to check out the rear axle since my bike has 23k on it, to check for signs of bearing failure and axle wear. Begin by losening the main bolt The main bolt is a huge 46mm jobbie that is on...
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Bearings - front wheel replacement
Replace bad wheel bearings I have been getting my bike ready for riding season, I had a warped front brake disk and it tore up one of my wheel bearings from all the rattling when I used the brakes. I...
View ArticlePetcock rebuild
My 1990 VFR750 petcock was leaking. In my case, leaking from both the petcock body as well as through the outlet when the petcock was turned off. After reading a bunch on the forums I learned that it...
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Sprockets
Afternoon guys, I was going through the chain and sprockets on the 1999 and I was wondering if you guys may know the answer to my questions I was wondering if you think this front sprocket is a Honda...
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Cam Chain Tensioner, Without Throttle Body Removal
Ok, I am not a writer. I don't have the witty banter abilities of great technical writers who pull you into their project no matter the subject. Instead I am a typical desk jockey who rides VFR and...
View ArticleCheck your rear axle nut!
In the process of installing a new chain & sprockets. Discovered that mine is loose. It hasn't moved past the stake, but it was only a matter of time. Don't want that assembly coming apart! Need...
View ArticleTOOL needed 1992 750F- Adjusting valves
Hello Does any one have the part number for the tool that compresses the valve spring from the top of the motor to allow changing the shims? Pulling the cams out doesn't sound like the thing I want...
View ArticleWhat gaskets, etc, should I have for the valve clearance service?
Just wondering if anyone could provide a list of the gaskets I should pre-order for my first valve clearance check on a 2009 VFR800. According to the schematics there's a lot that can be replaced, but...
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VFR1200F Service Video Guide
This is a video guide to servicing the VFR1200F. This was done on a UK bike - not sure if there are any small differences with US models but the principles should be the same. Posted here in case it...
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