A link to a website where they sell it or certain store where they sell it with the location would be helpful.
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I am fixing to a buy a honda 750 shadow and live in college station tx i right in the middle between Houston and Austin . And need recomendations on a training school or class in the next couple of weeks before i buy this motorcycle ? thanks
what is a good brand, kawasaki, honda, etc.....
whats the difference in the cc's? 600, 1000?
is one better then the other.
For my first bike, i want a preowned, what do i look for when im looking around or test driving.
any extra info helps. thanks
Houston, Texas
Im looking to buy an old honda CB175 and was wondering if 500 is a good price? If anyone has any experience or a motorcycle blue book, it would be greatly appriciated, thanks
The only problem with kbb is that it does not go that far back on honda bikes... Anyone with experience on old hondas? Thanks
As I recall, a gentleman bought the name and was going to start making them in California with a Honda v-twin engine. I've been checking around the web, and I can't find anything after 2004. Even their website doesn't have any info. Did they go under?
I ride an old bike, a '79 honda cx500 custom.
Any particular brand of jacket ? I have a helmet, need gloves, jacket, maybe pants, boots...looking for specific suggestions, thx.
I'm new to this game here so maybe I just don't know what I'm talking about. I jsut bought this 86 Honda 450 and it has the factory mirrors on it. They're rectangular - 5" something by 2" something on 6" posts.
I was riding today and noticed I can't really see much to the sides and rear without leaning out of the way and no matter how I adjust them. They don't vibrate or anything, I just can't see much. And also, obviously, I can't see what's directly behind me.
Is there some type of mirror extension, or wider mirror I can buy that'll help me see better? You know - like what a truck or car would have when towing a trailer.
Well i have a 1973 honda cb 175 (k6) right now that i have sort of restored for when i get my permit. I do want a starter bike, but this one is definitely lacking that "new" feeling and is a "cowboy" positioned seat. What type of bike or what bike in general is best to look at for a beginnerthat is about a 250 and more or less "new". I like this bike i have right now, i just something witha little more umph, because its not that big of a bike.
im planning on buying a new honda cbr for school since there good on miles and i would really like to know how fast these motorcycles go? and if there dependable and how many mpg do they get... thanks for your help and im 16 years old and about to get my first honda cbr if you guys have any tips for me please let me know thanks
I'm about to buy a 1994 Honda Magna Motorcycle, but it has been in a crash, and had a new tank installed. As a result, there is a problem with the vent line. The guy who replaced the tank said he welded an extra vent port on it, and it worked perfectly for many years, but recently it stalled twice. As soon as he opened the gas tank to check the level, it ran normally again.
Is this a potentially a big issue? A safety issue? Expensive to repair? Should I buy the bike?
I don't even know what a vent tube or vent hose does!
I have an old Honda Trail 90. It needs rings. I live in Southern Utah. Can anyone recommend a reliable place where I can get the cylindar bored, and buy a new piston and rings to match the bore job.??
I am looking to buy a Honda VFR750, someone has one for sale locally, it is a 95, the bike looks very clean, its red in color, he said it has a small dent near the bottom of the tank, and the aftermarket muffler has rust, on it, it looks as though the front fender is a bit warped cause I think they're plastic, I have seen other vfr's with this. no other major dings in the paint, the bike has 54,000 miles, he said he would like to get 00 for it. I thought it seemed a bit high considering the milage, but I dont buy motorcycles so I dont know. I could fix the rust, and heat the front fender and straighten it, but the milage has me worried.
More info just emailed, it has a new rear tire last year, new front this year, clean title, but he stated it needs new mirrors cause the rubber on the old ones were falling apart, I see new racing mirrors on ebay for about , again, its the milage that has me worried.
Short, simple and to the point...
Do I have to be licensed to buy any type of motorcycle from lets say the Honda dealership before I can purchase a bike?
I am trying to buy a CBR600RR nothing more powerful...I was hoping to buy it and then have a friend help me take it home by putting it in their truck or car and then I can teach myself to ride it in our big empty parking lot at work.
EDIT: Ya, sorry I forgot to put extra details in...Don't worry I am taking the MSF Course either this Summer or Spring, because my friends told me it will save me a lot more money on insurance.
I am currently looking into buying a motorcycle (it's a 1964 Honda) and it is absolutely gorgeous, but the seller is saying that the timing chain has jumped a tooth. Is this a costly repair? or should I take it on...I do have a friend that is good with motorcycles so maybe the repair will be easier to do through him...
This model motorcycle was made from 1965 to 1968 and came in several different colors. It was also called a CL77
I'm thinking of buying this bike as a starter bike. It's got about 170,000 miles on it which definitely seems like a lot. However, I know Hondas last forever so I'm thinking that I might be able to get some use out of it yet. Does anyone have any experience with Honda motorcycles and know about the expected life of the engine. Other than the mileage the bike seems to be in pretty good shape so unless the previous owner really beat on it before, I think this guy could be the one. Thanks for any responses
I'm looking to buy a 2007 new motorcycle from a dealership and wondered how to go about negotiating and determining a good price.
I'm looking at motorcycles to give myself a graduation present with the money I received for graduation. I've ridden a 50cc scooter throughout high school and want something more, but I only have about 00 and want quality. Is that a possible asking price? I went to a honda dealership and even them slashing the price was still too expensive, but on craigslist there are several older motorcycles for sale at prices much lower than 00. Is it a bad idea to buy a used motorcycle? Is it worse on craigslist? Would it be a better investment to save for a new motorcycle and have guarantees and warranties?
I'm a 20 year old student with relatively no mechanical background and no education in engineering. I'm looking for a service manual that will work for me. I've heard god things about the Clymer manuals because they explain things in detail for people like me who have no background in working on motorcycles.
Are there any other manuals for a 1974 Honda CB 200 that I should consider buying before I get this one and is this one going to be a good buy for me?
I'm looking to buy my first motorcycle and i'm looking at a Shadow VLX 600.
I'm 6 feet tall and 200 pounds. Do you think the bike will fit me or would i need a bigger bike?
A guy at my work is selling his 93 Honda ST1100 w/25K miles, never been down for ,500. It's in good condition and has pretty low miles considering how old it is. But it is 15 years old, so is that considered too old by motorcycle standards?
So calif. location.
yup.. it is candy apple red!
My friend said he would sell me his 1979 Honda CB650 motorcycle for 0. It has around 20,000 miles on it and it has been sitting around for a while. It has a few things wrong with it and he said he could fix for 0. So basically I would give him 0 and he would have the motorcycle fixed and I would own it. I trust him so I don't think he would screw me, but I just wanted some other opinions on this deal. Maybe you could suggest other questions I might ask him, if the price for the motorcycle is a good deal or not, and just any other general comments. Thank you!
I heard that you should be a mechanic to deal with a Harley-Davidson motorcycle is that true ? I love the looks and sound of a duo-glide. but I'am scared that I will have many problems with such if I'am not a mechanic. I heard that they shake themselfs to death. Should I stick to a Honda Interstate ?