Honda Motorcycles
Need a place to find technical specifications required to repair or service Honda motorcycles and ATVs? Don't want to buy the shop service manual? You have found your free resource. Check the Need To Know pages if you are not familiar with older bike systems, carbs vs fuel injection or points and condensers instead of a more modern ignition system. You will have that vintage Elsinore running in time for prime riding season.
Basic Honda Reference
Easy to use chart lists the most commonly searched for specifications. Includes spark plug and gap, bike weight, battery, engine oil capacity, recommended tire pressure and tire, sprocket and chain sizes.
Advanced Honda Reference
The same easy to use chart style containing more detailed information for more complex repairs or service jobs. You will find tightening torques, ignition type and resistance values, carburetor or fuel injection system info, stock jet sizes (carbs), fork oil height, ignition timing info and firing order.
Other Service Information
Where to access online fiche, part number cross-reference, service data, owner's manuals and Honda's Product Recall Information list.
Honda Codes
Honda Photos and More
Honda Repair Q & A
Q&A: Aftermarket Exhaust System
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Q&A: CB750F Identification
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Important Note: For those of you who use World of Powersports or Bike Bandit to look at online microfiche, neither of these sites has the 1982-1983 Honda VF750S V45 Sabre information. They must buy the info from the same company.
We will be adding more specs for Honda motorcycles, ATVs and dirt bikes as new model year information becomes available or vintage info is located.
Just a note: when referring to the Big 4 Japanese manufacturers we will sometimes just use a capital letter or abbreviation. Example K or Kawi for Kawasaki, H or Hon for Honda, etc.
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