Here's a link to the VFR750F RC24 manual; the wiring diagram should be pretty similar to the NC24 as Honda tend to use a standard colour code...
First off, you will find that the VFR and VTR use identical damper parts; by that I mean the valve bodies and shim stacks are the same on both....
[ATTACH] This is a pretty raw topic for me at the moment as we had to put our beautiful border collie Pepper down just over a week ago, after a...
Flying Fred now lives in Taupo, New Zealand.
Sorry to hear about the bearings and crank, but no more internal mysteries for you! My only experience of this was back in the 80's, riding a...
Wouldn't that depend on how the system was configured? If the wheel speed sensors for the ABS are also used for the speedo then it sounds...
The wax unit is intended to hold the starter valves open when cold, and drop them back to rest on the idle adjuster screw when warmed up. I'd...
I've no personal experience with a 6th gen PAIR removal but I did it on my 5th gen, purely to reduce the engine bay clutter. The 5th gen does not...
I'd suggest that you also include the o-rings that sit under the cast elbows that bolt to the cylinder heads; these will have compresed and may...
You can download the service manual here:...
You'll need some vacuum gauge type devices to adjust the starter valves. There are four vacuum tubes parked on stubs either side of the airbox,...
That will also help your local veterinary clinic to identify you if you ever get lost....
Looks like a 12v power socket to me. Something like this:...
No worries; if you need any actual measurements I have my modified forks hanging in the garage (I sold my VFR with the 600F4i/6G parts installed)....
Sorry Skimad but I disagree that the charring is due to serious current flows and indicative of other components in trouble. Actually IMO the...
Link for the service manual:...
VTR's don't have external compression adjustment, just the rebound adjuster needle which reaches from the fork cap down to the rebound valve....
If you can see the clutch plates moving a little then I doubt you need to bleed the line but it can't hurt. I'd suggest you simply have plates...
You could also put a jumper cable on from a car battery while the newer battery is in place; will quickly tell you if a lack of current is the issue.
I'm not aware that Honda made any changes to the brakes or fork externals on the 01 onwards; they did change the handlebars and the internal...
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