Quite true: F1s are junk, raspy, tinny, poor quality !!
Some barmy pillock got in there and rewired the switch 'e did. Ruddy blighter ! You'll need to study the wiring diagram, then look for any...
Rain water might have seeped into the fuel tank ???????? But you need to check for sparks first.
Simply unpluging and reconnecting the various plugs sometimes fixes electrical wierdness.
No kits ! You'd need to order each bolt individually after consulting a parts fische for numbers.
The 4th gen is the best bike Honda ever made......for the street. I bought a $6 "alternator testor" at Harbor Freight, 6 LEDs to show system...
Forgetaboutit. No safe or practical way to fix.
Going with pod filters on that bike is a mistake cuz the airbox base plate keeps carbs in alignment and tight.
Yeah, i have a gen 4, and it's so damn smooth, feels like one piece of "motorcycle" while other bikes feel like just a collection of parts loosely...
Good to have you aboard. For a young guy you seem to know alot and post intelligent, helpful stuff. Get yoself a gen 2 young man !!!! It's a...
As noted above^^^^^ fuel tank has a thick reflective foil and foam heat shield attached to bottom.....or it SHOULD . Low fuel warning light can...
Must use a voltmeter to check charging voltage !! How old is the battery ?? Might need replacement ??
It's the exhaust. Exhaust + carbs. I've had similar on one bike when i switched over from stock setup to Kerker 4 into 1. You'll need to...
I don't mind wearing a helmet, in fact it's the only way i can get girls to talk to me.
I'll wager that you re-used the crush washers around the banjo bolt that should have been replaced in keeping with best practice. In fact, if...
You might be surprized how a tallish bike feels much smaller and a bit lower after you've gotten used to it and increased your level of...
That will probably go away after you've ridden awhile. Yes, unused clutch plates can stick together.
After removing the slow jet, remove all the bits in the idle mixture screw hole being careful not to lose the spring, washer, or O-ring, and force...
I'd suspect that one or two cylinders were not firing and look for a carb or electrical problem.
Sell it cheap to ToeCutter. He needs more projects.
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