Quick Reference Guide For Earlier Vfrs

[crepitus 3]

I can never remember where links to places were posted in different threads so here's one with links as I get them. Please feel free to suggest additional links and/or new topics and I will list them in this first post. **and thanks to the guys who have posted these up in the threads I've scavenged**

General info

http://www.hondavfr.org/faqs.html

16"/18" to 17"/17" wheel conversion:

http://www.one-ring....aq/WheelFAQ.htm

OEM Parts

http://www.servicehonda.com

http://www.oldbikebarn.com

http://www.hdlparts.com/

http://www.cmsnl.com/

http://fiche.ronayers.com/Index.cfm

http://www.babbittsonline.com/

http://www.davidsilverspares.co.uk/

Aftermarket Parts-Upgrades-Tuning

http://www.daughertymotorsports.com/

http://www.cometic.com/default.aspx (custom gaskets)

http://www.drp123.com/

http://www.carbtune.com/

Engine Maintenance - Cams

Electrical

http://www.regulator.../...mp;x=9&y=10

http://www.ricksmoto...telectrics.com/

http://www.vintageconnections.com (oem-style harness connector replacements)

www.accel-ignition.com (hi-perf. coils & wires)

(hi-perf. coils & wires)

Suspension

http://www.superbrace.com/

http://www.racetech.com (emulators)

http://www.sonicsprings.com (springs)

http://www.worksperf.../html/home.html

www.wilbers.de (a german company, but with english as a language option I believe)

Frame/Wheel Repair

http://www.framestraight.com

Fairings

vfrchuck (ebay) or email: vfrchuck@bright.net

http://www.beasleyco...e_honda.htm#Top

http://justfairings....ludes/index.php

http://www.poly26.com

http://www.airtech-s...R7501986-88.htm

http://www.empiregp....500/parentID/72

http://www.pferrer.de

Windscreens

http://www.cyclepage...oductID=4005355

http://www.bikescreen.com/

http://www.1tail.com...m...mp;pc=1&c=9

www.mra.de

Decals

http://www.xtremedecals.com

http://www.cbdecals.com

Paint Codes

http://www.vsource.o...aPaintCodes.htm

Exhaust

http://www.laserexha...002_VFR750F.pdf

http://www.motad.co....o...&manu=Honda

Fueling/Carburetor Parts

http://www.mspseals.com/ Carb bowl gaskets(o-rings)

http://www.siriuscon...inc.com/ Other (consumable) carb parts

Gas tank treatment

http://www.por15.com...rp=CTRK&dept=12

http://www.gas-tank.com/bike.htm

Luggage(specialty)

http://www.twistedth...roductlist/493/

Frame Sliders (custom)

http://www.oesaccessories.com

Salvage yards

http://www.necycle.com/

http://www.motosites..._Salvage_Yards/

http://www.mrcycleparts.com/

Edited October 24, 2012 by crepitus

[rctwentyfour 3]

Hello:

There is a web site in The Netherlands, CMS, which has the on-line parts-fiche listed for most, but not all, VFRs (including U.S. models):

http://www.cmsnl.com/

CMS has a particularly nice feature. If you already have a part number from another source, or, if you acquire a part number from a parts-fiche on CMS, you have the option to click on the underlined part number, and this handy little cross reference window opens up, which is entitled, "Suited for models." So, that "Suited for models" cross reference will show you EVERY Honda, which ever used that part. This, therefore, often can answer those frequently-asked questions such as, "Will a widget from an '86 fit the '87?"

Ron Ayres also has a "Reverse Part Number Lookup." This too is a nice feature. If you already have a part number, load the part number into that field, and the system pulls-up a list of the bikes using that part AND the parts-fiche parts list, drawing (click on "view" to see the drawing). Very cool:

http://fiche.ronayers.com/Index.cfm

Not ALL VFRs are listed on CMS; not ALL VFRs are listed on Ron Ayres, but between the two resouces, you can usually get the information you want.

rctwentyfour

[rctwentyfour 3]

Hello:

Oh, now I get it. (Duh?) Very good idea.

Okay, here are some more:

Windscreens:

http://www.cyclepages.com/ProductDetails.a...oductID=4005355

http://www.1tail.com/sa/cart/app_model.htm...mp;pc=1&c=9

Motad exhaust (for the '88 FJ and '89 FK):

http://www.motad.co.uk/category.php?cat=Mo...&manu=Honda

After-market Titanium fasteners:

http://www.racebolts.com/

Sprockets/Chains:

http://www.jtsprockets.com/48.0.html?&L=0

http://www.drivesystemsusa.com/

Gearing calculator:

http://www.gearingcommander.com/

Carburetor jet kits:

http://www.dynojet.com/jetkits/motorcycle/honda.aspx

Carburetor tuning:

http://www.carbtune.com/

If I find more stuff, I'll post it here for you. Great idea!

edit/update - More:

Charging/Ignition systems (including regulator/rectifiers):

http://regulatorrectifier.com/

http://www.ricksmotorsportelectrics.com/

Suspension Geometry Calculator:

http://www.papkegroup.com/superbikeengco/s...inematics1.html

Fork Stabilizer (good for those 37mm forks):

http://www.superbrace.com/

And another

Steering stem (head race) bearings:

This company, CBR Bearings, has a TAPERED bearing kit for the '86 thru '89 VFRs (this kit MAY fit other models too, but I do not know for sure). It is their kit part number CBR903RK. This is a very nice set of bearings (complete with dust seals), made in Japan. http://www.cbrbearing.com/

rctwentyfour

[Captain 80s 152]

Windscreens. Gustafsson. Good stuff.

http://www.bikescreen.com/index.html

Edited August 27, 2008 by Captain 80s

[vfrurknee 46]

Anybody ever used babbittsonline.com?

[rctwentyfour 3]

Anybody ever used babbittsonline.com?

Hello:

I, for one, had never seen that one before. I just checked-it-out. It has some nice features: nice, clear drawings, the ability to zoom in for a closer look. For the VFRs, however, it jumps over the '88 FJ and the '89 FK models. But, hey, another resource. Thanks.

http://www.babbittsonline.com/

rctwentyfour

[V4 Rosso 291]

I can never remember where links to places were posted in different threads so here's one with links as I get them. Please feel free to suggest additional links a

Ever noticed VFRD has a links section just for this purpose? As topics gets pruned after about 120(?) days of inactivity it is not a bad idea to add new links posted in this thread to that page.

[crepitus 3]

I can never remember where links to places were posted in different threads so here's one with links as I get them. Please feel free to suggest additional links a

Ever noticed VFRD has a links section just for this purpose? As topics gets pruned after about 120(?) days of inactivity it is not a bad idea to add new links posted in this thread to that page.

I am aware of the links pages but It gets real time consuming looking for a certain subject thru hundreds of links. The idea is to keep this specific to the older VFRs to make it more user friendly and convenient to find the obscure websites. As this is the case, I may eventually prune a few of the more general links if need be.

[SEBSPEED 1037]

PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF GOD PIN THIS THREAD!!!!!!!!!!

Suspension:

www.racetech.com (emulators)

www.sonicsprings.com (springs)

Specs for CBR F2 wheel conversion for 86-87 models, along with other great FAQ's:

http://www.hondavfr.org/faqs.html

More on wheels and front end conversions here:

http://www.one-ring.net/vfrfaq/WheelFAQ.htm

Electrical:

www.vintageconnections.com (oem-style harness connector replacements)

www.accel-ignition.com (hi-perf. coils & wires)

http://www.dynaonline.com/skins/Default.aspx (hi-perf. coils & wires)

[SEBSPEED 1037]

PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF GOD PIN THIS THREAD!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you! :fing02:

[SEBSPEED 1037]

Anyone got a paint match for the sand/magnesium color engine parts on the 86's?

[VFRBert 58]

for European members: fairings and winsscreens: www.pferrer.de

The site is in the German language.

[Veefer800Canuck 818]

I've got a link to add to this thread, it's pretty nifty! :biggrin:

http://www.vfrdiscussion.com/forum/index.php?autocom=links

[Steen 0]

Here are a couple of european links:

www.wilbers.de (suspension - a german company, but with english as a language option I believe

www.mra.de (windscreens - also german)

http://www.poly26.com/carenage-honda-750-v...-1989_2-21.html (rear hugger - believe it or not :blush: )

[SEBSPEED 1037]

Here's another for suspension:

http://www.worksperformance.com/html/home.html

I'm using one in my VF750F restoration, but they also build shocks for the 86-89, looks like 3rd & 4th gen also!

[Lordvader 0]

Thanks post is excellent, thanks for taking the time to create it!!!

[SEBSPEED 1037]

A couple more for the list, can a mod please add them to the O.P. in case Stewy's busy?

These would best be added under a new heading for

Fueling/Carburetor Parts:

Carb bowl gaskets(o-rings)... http://www.mspseals.com/

Other (consumable) carb parts: http://www.siriusconinc.com/

Thanks!

[VFRBert 58]

English supplier of oem and aftermarket parts http://www.davidsilverspares.co.uk/

[VFRBert 58]

I have a Hagon monoshock for many years now. Much better than the original Honda. And compared to some brands affordable: http://www.hagon-shocks.co.uk/

[VF1000RS 42]

The Compleat(sic) Sab/Mag Links:

Early references re oil mods, early cam issues, Sab/Mag references, alot of things from years ago so you don't have to reinvent the wheel!

http://sabmag.dougc.com/links.htm

[InvisibleCities 9]

Speaking of cams, Mike Nixon's e-book is a must read for those interested in understanding the 'great camshaft crisis'.

http://www.lulu.com/shop/mike-nixon/early-honda-v4-cams-what-really-happened/ebook/product-18778475.html;jsessionid=7F6B86D6E445C6D1D95B9FBC0386D8F0

[schwarzc 1]

Here are a couple of european links:

www.wilbers.de (suspension - a german company, but with english as a language option I believe

I got a Wilbers rear shock in my RC15 - great stuff!

If you order from them, you tell them your weight with gear, the weight of your passenger (with gear), how often you ride with your passenger, how often you ride with luggage, what roads you ride normally, ....

Then, they will manufacture this rear shock to your specification without additional cost, .... but it will take some time - usually 2 weeks, ....

[Fastdruid 12]

On 8/26/2008 at 3:12 PM, crepitus said:

Fairings

vfrchuck (ebay) or email: vfrchuck@bright.net

http://www.beasleyco...e_honda.htm#Top

http://justfairings....ludes/index.php

http://www.poly26.com

http://www.airtech-s...R7501986-88.htm

http://www.empiregp....500/parentID/72

http://www.pferrer.de

 

 

A few more "Fairing" sources to add.

https://www.skidmarx.co.uk/road-replacement-bodywork#/model-vfr750_fg_h

https://www.skidmarx.co.uk/road-replacement-bodywork#/model-vfr750_fj_k

Race fairings

https://www.raggededgeracing.com/fairings/honda/

Also Robert Wittey from PDQ Motorcycle Developments does race fairings (UK Only).

 

[MaxSwell 939]

I also think this thread should be pinned. I have every intention to ride my fifth gen for as long as I can swing a leg over it (at 69 yrs. old it gets harder every year). So I can imagine the day when parts for it are hard to find. And these links could be invaluable in chasing down suppliers for later generations.

 

Excellent suggestion Crepitus!

[Dutchy 2757]

carburetor diaphragms, air cut-off valves [or coaster enrichment valves] carburetor overhaul kits and spares for all Japanese carbs.

 

http://www.nrp-carbs.co.uk/