Honda Motra CT50
- zippy
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Honda Motra CT50
13 hours driving in 23 hours, and got a motra.
Pics to come.
Need late dax fork length. Will need rechroming or replacing.
Pics to come.
Need late dax fork length. Will need rechroming or replacing.
- zippy
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- Location: Wirral
- zippy
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Re: Honda Motra CT50
everything works no burning oil. 6k miles.
Forks are buggered, need some dax one to replace them or i'll have to go down rechroming route.
Pitted and seals gone.
Forks are buggered, need some dax one to replace them or i'll have to go down rechroming route.
Pitted and seals gone.
- Alan CF
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Re: Honda Motra CT50
try and get the part numbers for the stanchions, you never know someone might have a set laying around,
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Re: Honda Motra CT50
From past experience with forks I'd bite the bullet and get the originals rechromed then rebuild with genuine Honda seals.
Whenever I've had forks rechromed and ground in the past, the finish has been better than the original and far more robust.
Whenever I've had forks rechromed and ground in the past, the finish has been better than the original and far more robust.
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Re: Honda Motra CT50
only down side with the rechroming, they are not cheap now :/
See if I can get some dax ones for it before that happens.
I can't split forks for the job, and price doubles for a complete rebuild..
You can still buy the seals and covers etc...
See if I can get some dax ones for it before that happens.
I can't split forks for the job, and price doubles for a complete rebuild..
You can still buy the seals and covers etc...
- Alan CF
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Re: Honda Motra CT50
stripping the forks is easy, if you cant do them send them over, and i think there's a hard chromers around here somewhere.
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Re: Honda Motra CT50
http://www.cmsnl.com/honda-ct50jc-japan ... t/F06.html
partlist here:
http://www.small-wheels.de/Motra/index.html
looks like it's only used on the motra.....
partlist here:
http://www.small-wheels.de/Motra/index.html
looks like it's only used on the motra.....
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Re: Honda Motra CT50
51410-GF4-003 Silvers don't have any or list the number.
- zippy
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Re: Honda Motra CT50
re-chroming way to go I think, 27mm forks. And Dax will fit but are 25mm
But get this.
Bike appears to be 6v, in rectifier only.
But get this.
Bike appears to be 6v, in rectifier only.