Since I'll be away for a few months, Dan is now moderating this group. It's not likely I'll send an e-postcard but if anyone is interested, here's our site...
Hi all, I have a few parts on my aging CB450T Hawk that are needing to be replaced and I'm looking for solutions. On a 100 mile ride this weekend in some bumpy...
... Howdy Ben! Look in our "files" section. The jetting change service bulletin is posted there in 2 scanned pages. Page 2 has the jet parts numbers at the ...
... Hello Ben, You may want to check with Honda to see if the parts are avaiable still. I think a lot of the parts are still avaiable. You may also want to...
Hello to everyone, I was reading an article in a magazine called Rider. It is a magazine about motorcycle touring. There was an article with some good advice...
I rode out to babysit a neighbors house and pets and got these tachometer readings 25 mph in 3rd gear = 2,800 rpm 35 mph in 4th gear = 4,300 rpm 45 mph in 5th...
... <trimmed> ... Thanks for the list Dan. I don't have the low profile tire on the front (previous owner replaced it with a 90 series) so mine might be a...
... For clarification, my gague faces are black, but the plastic gague housing that exists inside the black "suitcase" shaped dash is blueish. I have a pic...
... My front is a mm90 x H19 as well. (Dunlop K491) Low profile tires weren't made back in those days. I check my speedometer by comparing the odometer to the...
... Yeah, it looks like you've got the right gages. Nice looking bike and I like your picture gallery too! Pretty neat. I call those headlight brackets fork...
... I put a new folder in our "files" section with some of the manual pages on carburetors. Here are my two cents worth. 1. Make sure your air filter is...
... Hmm, the previous owner said there were special low profile tires for this bike when it came out. I'm not sure how accure this information is. However, I...
+ Regarding parts such as turn signals, etc., may I recommend your getting hold of a Dennis Kirk catalog? Look in a Cycle World magazine for the address to...
www.bikebandit.com has any oem part that you could need for your bike. Even though they may be a little expensive I have bought through them before and they...
... Hmmmmm. True, false... both maybe? In my area the paddles are 1/2 mile apart. I know they are not exactly accurate every 1/2 mile. Probably in part or in...
Hi everyone, I am new here and my name is Ryan Vallieu. I currently live in Bel Air, MD, though I am moving in a month to Pittsburgh to be with my gf. I have...
... Hi Ryan! Check our archives for info on shortening the shocks. I believe we had quite a discussion on the subject. I think you may be able to find a ...
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Hello, All - I have a 1982 CB450T that needs a new headlight bucket. Can you tell me what other years and models if any used the same part? Thanks! Mark...
Hello everyone, My name is Derrick and I am a new Hawk owner, and also a new rider. I bought an 82 model from the hotel I work at that someone abandoned years...
... Hi Derrick! Check out the owners manual in our "files" section. I also highly recommend taking a motorcycle safety foundation course. If you are in ...
Hello All, I am currently cleaning out all the gunk in my carburetors (my bike hasn't been riden for several years). While pulling them off some of the plastic...
Hi Derrick, Welcome to the group and more importantly, welcome to motorcycling! If you have any mechanical questions, the people here are very helpful and ...
I said in my previous post that I bought my bike (a 1982 CB450T Hawk) from the hotel I work at. I neglected to say I only gave $100 dollars for it. Well after...
Speak of unexpected things in the airbox, I found gas in mine when I cleaned my air filter last weekend. Does this mean my carbs were clogged up? (I just...
... Sounds like somebody forgot to shut off the gas petcock and the float needle stuck open. I found my air filter box filled with kitty crunchies. That mouse...
Dan, I sure wish I had asked you before I went through all that bother of taking apart the carbs. I guess my float needle was stuck because I do have gas now...
Well hurricane Frances has me inside doing all those things I put off when I can be outside! Fortunately, we still have electricity, but probably not much...
... I don't know for sure. The specs call for a 3.60 inch which translates to 91.4 mm. You're alredy running a 100mm. You'd be gaining 5 mm on each side as...
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