I came up with this finally at bike bandit, 242779-001, 12x25x4.5, it was the fiche of the shifter shaft. I thought it would be listed on the left case cover,...
I missed the first messages - what part # are you looking for? I have a Honda parts book for the SL350's - let me know if I can be of any help. Gary ... From:...
Thanks Gary, I'm looking for the oil seal for the shifter shaft, left side case. I was looking on BikeBandit.com and couldn't find one at first but later...
For the oil seal just inside the shifter, on the shift spindle, my book lists: "OIL SEAL, 14X28X7," and confirms part #91206-286-013. And this seal is good...
Hey Forrest, In the links here on our site there are at least 3 sites that will give you the part #'s for anything on your bikes , with an exploded view. I...
I'll check out the CMS site next order. I have used Bike bandit for the last few orders, so I went with. Forrest ... From: "Jerry" <dancedfw@...> ... Hey...
Will not, unless you have the fender that fits the 69/70. The lower triple tree screw holes are in the correct position, however the 71 fender has different...
Definitely not. The SL350 K0 had a completely different front fender and mounting bracket than the SL350 K1 & K2 (the K1 & K2 fenders and brackets are...
Hi, I'm new to this forum and would love to ask someone who has a Honda like mine. My bike is a 1971 SL350. I am trying to restore it piece by piece the best...
Hello and welcome to the group Beau. You are performing what is known as static timing and that's just fine, I have always used this method with success. The...
Doug, hi thanks a lot for your reply I really appreciate you taking the time! I guess what I did wrong with the timing was adjust the plate and then adjust the...
Hi Beau, Welcome to the group. Great reply Doug...always a great help. Another I'd check if the bike has been sitting a long time are connections. My XL250...
Should I mention it's 60 degrees and sunny here today? Since I'm working from home today I think lunch time means a ride up to Subway for a Jared special. I...
Forrest, thanks for the welcome and the advice! I cant wait to get outside either! I live in Charlotte, NC so its really not that cold here so who knows,...
Well I got all my bikes but 2 in the basement to get them out of the elements and I'm doing indoor type work on them (not running engines) A problem I had with...
Hey thanks for the link to your bike pics, thats a pretty cool way to display your bike fleet. You have some pretty nice bikes. Good luck Beau ... the...
Hi everybody its me again (Beau) and I fixed my last problem of the no spark problem ( the points were actually not closing on one side)and now have a strong...
Hey Beau, My suggestion is timing or valve adjustment. I'd get a book & set the valves, ajust cam chain , set timing by the book & you'll be sure all this...
-Hey Beau, I searched the internet & found a site that goes thru all the adjustments. maybe it will help.here's a link. http://www.geocities.com/teleman218/ ...
Hey Beau, I just noticed on that site I sent you that you can veiw the Honda shop manual also by clicking another link. Cool Jerry ... of ... side) ... that ...
Your making progress. I agree with Jerry about the valves but more on that in a moment. I'm curious if you know the history of the bike. Was it in family all...
Hi Jerry, thanks a for the reply and for the link! That give me somthing to work toward. I will try and adjust or at least check the valve adjustment....
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