gemstone
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If anyone has a video on this procedure, it would be appreciated. Looks like a nightmare to me. Thanks, Gemstone
air cleaner change
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It's not as bad as it looks ;D
http://video.search.yahoo.com/video...0&sigr=11a2rb4ld&ct=p&age=0&fr=yfp-t-122&tt=b
Josh H
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It's actually very, very easy! And the Service Manual gives pretty good step-by-step instructions.
If you've ever done a GL1800 Goldwing's air filter, the NC's is easy.
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It's not that bad, a few bolts, and clips, you'll end with the bike like this...
Just joking, I was doing a headlight rebuild
but I did do the air filter at the same time.
K&N, just a bit different.
Just joking, I was doing a headlight rebuild
but I did do the air filter at the same time.K&N, just a bit different.
gemstone
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Has anyone tried the Rox speed FX pro offset block riser? Part no. 3R-B12POE. I ordered a pair. Hope they work. Thanks, Gemstone
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Haven't even seen that example before.
Just out of curiousity, why did you pick those versus the other models of Rox risers?
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And why in tarnation would you post a question about risers in a air cleaner thread?
This seems to be his one thread for asking questions/help, and then never replying or updating...
throttlegirl
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Not too bad, especially if you have the service manual. Asked the shop when I had a chain put on and they wanted an hours labor for the air filter. Husband, with a little help from his buddy had it done in about 1/2 hour. Now that he's done it, should be even faster.
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Plastic part attachment, is a lot different now than it was in earlier designed bikes like Goldwing GL1800.
Honda has come a long way, in plastic attachment, over the last few years. that and the NC7X is a much simpler bike, than before.
I give Honda an "A" and two thumbs up!!
Honda has come a long way, in plastic attachment, over the last few years. that and the NC7X is a much simpler bike, than before.
I give Honda an "A" and two thumbs up!!
MZ5
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I'm not sure how long my A/F change took me this afternoon. Probably 30 - 45 minutes, but I changed tasks for a bit partway through. There are quite a few fasteners and stuff, but it's certainly fast & easy compared to removing all the bodywork AND THE GAS TANK on the CBR!
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