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I do have a set of brand new top mounting brackets but it will be a while when I retrieve it from the storage in CA where I resided before. When I got the bike it had top brackets but not the bottom ones. I purchased a full new set with the luggage from Honda but only installed the bottom set...

Thanks. I am registered organ donor but luckily was not parted out ;). Spent three days in a hospital and on day five was at the yard to retrieve the bike. The guys there said they did not used to see the riders from the bikes in this shape. ;)

It did not ...

I am parting out the remains of my 2012 NC700x after severe front end damage. I have the original NC700 rear wheel and front rim from NC750x which I got while thinking of repairing the bike. I also have Honda panniers in a good shape, which were not on the bike during the accident I am in...

Greetings! I am looking at Titanium Front Link Pipe Exhaust on eBay: https://www.ebay.com/itm/184499032344 I contacted the seller about the weight and they responded 1.5 kg which is a significant weight reduction over the stock, I think.. If anyone upgraded the stock front link pipe I would...

Greetings, I am looking through parts fiche and 2019 and 2012 have the same part number for the axle but different numbers for the collars and wheels. I understand 2019 came with a metal valve so the wheel number may be different.. but what about the collars? Serge

I am looking into it as well! Please share if you did it!

Same here. I do it often and side stand still stand after 6 years of abuse ;)

Thank you!

Rahier is a Paris-Dakar legend, once referred to as "The little man with the giant reputation."

after I installed the gold valve the bike ran fine on the highway but had some more front wobble at low speed than before (when letting off the bars). That made me paranoid about that gap on one side. I think it may be a combination of too much preload with a worn front tire. I did not cut the...

You have no trust in Honda's engineers ;).

Thank you, Dave! I will check if the axle if flush or not. I did follow the procedure to bounce. I thought left and right side wheel spacers are the same on NC. Maybe this is my screw-up..

..I am still confused.. RT gives 120 mm and stock 104 mm, measured from the top to oil level - So more air would be with RT setup, right? At least before installing the spring.. I am afraid I bent something while replacing the seals.. When I was putting valve on top of the rod on one side it...

I ended up just pouring 500 ml in each fork and not cutting the spacer since I am reusing the stock spring for now. I did not get a chance to test it off-road but it is not leaking which is already a win since it was my first fork seal replacement and I did not use Honda seals ;) I reused...

Those rods are mighty hard ;)

Welcome to the forum. My 2012 NC came with a seat concept seat installed by one of the previous owners. The most comfortable seat I ever had on a motorcycle ;)

Thank you for your quick replies! "The oil level is set with the Emulator submerged in oil" per RT instructions but indeed before the spring goes in. So I would guess this 120 mm level is counted for displacement by RT springs which are thicker than stock? I am planning to reuse stock springs...

After 5 years of bike ownership, I finally decided to install RT cartridge emulator. Now I am confused about the fork oil level - RT recommends 120 mm https://racetech.com/ProductSearch/12/Honda/NC700X/2012 The service manual recommends 104 mm keeping in mind that the emulator displaces some...

very interesting, however the RPP moto website seems to be down... The upgrade kit is the only motorcycle part on rangerpoints main website https://rangerpointstore.com/rpp-moto-c4-damping-rod-fork-suspension-upgrade-kit-honda-cb500x-nc700x-nc750x/ I would give it a shot but I am not sure if...