Comments on: Motorcycle Parts?

By: sushama

sushama — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 01:58:15 +0000

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By: easygoing

easygoing — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 01:12:14 +0000

honda VFR750 manual..free download here..

but I would try some chain lube on the bike first..

wash it down with petrol to make sure its clean & relube( dont smoke while your doing it)… LMFAO

By: honda vtx

honda vtx — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 19:11:53 +0000

spray wd-40 on the chain sounds like your chain is rusty if the tick noises stop lube with chain lube or replace chain

By: wyomingrider

wyomingrider — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 16:59:33 +0000

Here is a link to denniskirk’s chain and sprocket section:=&_requestid=302813

You will need to know the size of your chain. This should be stated in the service manual.

In the 1986 VFR750F service manual it states chain as a DID50VA-1 or RK50HFO DennisKirk sells DID and RK chains.

Here is a link to parts diagram of 700…couldn’t find 750. It might help you some though. +%28Stock%29+Parts~dept_type_id~2~model_dept_year~1986~model_dept_mfr~Honda~model_dept_id~206364~model_dept_name~VFR700F+%28INTERCEPTOR%29.asp

ADDED:
I’m sorry Nate. I forgot to answer the last part of your question.

As for the chain cutter; I don’t think you will need that. The chains come in the proper length when you order them. Also I think the chain for your bike is the type that is made without a master link so you will not need that either. These chains are harder to install though since you must remove the swing arm for installation.

Tools needed would be those necessary for chain removal and installation. I don’t think any specialised tools are necessary.

And of course you will need chain lube or a heavy oil such as 80 or 90 weight.

By: Kathy J

Kathy J — Sun, 18 Apr 2010 09:34:48 +0000

call two wheel world they can fix you up