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How many miles per gallon can a honda cruiser motorcycle get?
Aug 13th
Question by nadia m: How many miles per gallon can a honda cruiser motorcycle get?
Best answer:
Answer by Ed Atun
45
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Can you tell the year of a honda motorcycle engine by the serial number?
Aug 10th
Question by David Bui: Can you tell the year of a honda motorcycle engine by the serial number?
It’s a 1960′s ca 95
Best answer:
Answer by guardrailjim
I can’t.
But a dealer with a Honda Motorcycle Identification Guide can.
http://www.repairmanual.com/motorcycles/1985/27/0/435/810
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Would you need a full on motorcycle license to drive a Honda Cub?
Aug 7th
Question by Alex: Would you need a full on motorcycle license to drive a Honda Cub?
I’m going to be turning sixteen relatively soon, and would like to own a Honda Cub, as well as share my sisters car, because I’ve heard of their near indestructibility. Would I need to have a motorcycle license in northern Illinois to drive it in the streets?
Best answer:
Answer by shakthi
Hi I want to know where did you find that scooter.I stay in nj?
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How may mpg does the Rebel Honda motorcycle get and how fast will it go?
Aug 4th
Question by Wilbert N: How may mpg does the Rebel Honda motorcycle get and how fast will it go?
Best answer:
Answer by ccgriffin1972
about 50MPG depending on how you gas it.
fast??? no not at all.
70-75 tops
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what is the shift pattern for a 1999 Honda Shadow Motorcycle?
Aug 1st
Question by ryan: what is the shift pattern for a 1999 Honda Shadow Motorcycle?
how many gears and what is the pattern and how do get to neutral?
Best answer:
Answer by Magz™ AMCNAS leader
1 down is first, and all other gears are “up” from there
to get to neutral you go down to first, then up 1/2 a click to neutral…
good luck
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Where can I find the current value for a 1980 Honda 500 motorcycle?
Jul 29th
Question by Chiro: Where can I find the current value for a 1980 Honda 500 motorcycle?
It is a water-cooled engine with a shaft drive.
Best answer:
Answer by mike i
Probably not much.
Most 80′s jap bikes won’t see past $ 1500 To 2000, unless it’s modified or rare or very customized to a specific crowd.
Your average 80′s jap bike will probably cost $ 300-1000 in decent running shape.
These bikes really don’t have high value since they were mass produced and there’s tons of them still floating around. Sometimes parts can be a problem but this is Model Specific!
There’s tons of them that it’s still easy to get parts for.
But these bikes are usually for a beginner, although heavy in weight.
And they are also for vintage collectors or bike ethusiasts( like myself)
They are cheap, very reliable and easy to work on.
They just don’t make em like that anymore!
Plus their usually fast, and take drops better than modern bikes, and you won’t
be dumping $ 1500 on body panels and paint if you take a tiny fall.
Vintage bikes get more looks on the highways and parking lots as well.
There’s tons of them available to buy, but you don’t see many of them on the roads for some reason!
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Where can I find Honda SL125 motorcycle parts?
Jul 22nd
Question by ShyGirl: Where can I find Honda SL125 motorcycle parts?
I have a 1972 Honda SL125 and I need some parts for it. A new chain would be good. I’m also looking to turn it into a cafe racer so I need a cafe seat and Z-handlebars. Does anyone have any resources?
Best answer:
Answer by Iknownothing
go to your honda dealer
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how do you get the battery on a 2003 honda spirit motorcycle under the seat?
Jul 16th
Question by val: how do you get the battery on a 2003 honda spirit motorcycle under the seat?
How do you get the seat off to get to the battery?
Best answer:
Answer by guardrailjim
-Remove the 2 bolts holding the seat strap.
-Remove the bolt behind the seat, attaching it to the fender.
-Lightly lift the piece of metal you just removed the bolt from and hold it up (to prevent scratching the fender when removing the seat).
-Hit the seat, on the hump, to push the seat backwards.
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