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    1995 750 VFR, 1983 VF 750

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  1. BCAl
    https://www.as3performance.co.uk/honda-vfr-750-1990-1993-high-performance-silicone-radiator-hoses-red/ AS3 makes silicone hoses for the third gen bikes in red blue or black.
  2. BCAl
    You can download the manual from this site. Take lots of pics so you know how things look before you take things apart. You don't have to take the carbs completely apart to replace all the o rings on the fuel tubes. You can undo the three nuts #48 in the parts diagram that hold the carbs together. Just take off one nut on each connecting rod so you can slide the connecting rod out. Then undo just one side of the Choke linkages and you should be able to split the carbs apart enough to pull the joiner fuel tubes out enough to get the old o-rings off and the new ones on. Be mindful of the springs that are in the throttle linkage as well, as they will come out , not a problem if you remember where they go and you don't loose them. Spend the time to study what you have to do and have a plan. Take lots of pics from different angles. You can't take too many pictures.
  3. BCAl
    A little slow on posting. Home safe and sound. Thanks to everyone who shared this great event. Thanks to Tony for an incredible job of organizing. I look forward to the next ride.
  4. BCAl
    Just received my Attendee Itinerary in the mail today. Looks good. I like the logo. Thanks for all the work Tony. Looking forward to this event.
  5. BCAl is attending SUMSUM 4
  6. BCAl
    I do almost all my own work. I take my tires out to have them mounted and balanced. In the off season this year I installed front and rear suspension from DMr and installed a Mosfet RR from Roadstercycle with new wiring. I change my own fluids. I have even had a try at minor repairs to the plastics. Fortunately those repairs can't bee seen, but so far they work.
  7. BCAl

    Stator Tests

    BCAl replied to chris2992's topic in Electrical

    Thanks for the responses. The current one is working fine so I am looking at getting one as a backup in case something goes horribly wrong while I am on the road. With a backup and a backup R/R, although inconvenient I am not left stranded somewhere to wait for parts.
  8. BCAl

    Stator Tests

    BCAl replied to chris2992's topic in Electrical

    I have spent some time reading articles about stators and that the best route to follow is to go with a OEM. I have a 4th gen and the OEM stator is no longer available. Does anyone know if there is a Honda stator from another model that will fit a 4th gen? I am not worried about the connector as that would be eliminated in favor of a direct connection.
  9. BCAl
    I am interested in doing some rides. Even if they are just day rides.
  10. BCAl
    Is that connector coming from the R/R? If that is the case then the other side is going to the stator.
  11. BCAl
    Just booked a room. Now I just have to figure out a route to get there.
  12. BCAl
    Sounds like a nice couple of days of riding is just what you need.
  13. BCAl
    I agree with Randy as I will be riding up with the group from the lower mainland.
  14. BCAl
    Thanks for all the work you have put in so far and the work you will continue to do. Looking forward to meeting people at the event.
  15. BCAl
    Room Booked
  16. BCAl
    I am in for the weekend as well. I would also like to join the group that you have coming from the coast Randy.
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