usefull spares

Smoky · Post by **Smoky** » Thu Oct 09, 2008 10:18 am

i know a guy who knows a guy ect ect who has in his possesion a whole bunch of spares for the NC30, and hes offered me first dibs before he sells them to a breakers/ebay...
is there anything i should be looking for in particular? anything thats especially usefull to have lying around just in case?
again, sorry for the noobness...
cheers guys!

Post by **wullvfr** » Thu Oct 09, 2008 10:22 am

reg/rec,anything electrical really in my opinion....ive had not much luck with my nc30 when it comes to the electrical side of things.
ive went through numerous reg/rec,switchgears etc.i would get what you can really all within reason and price.
:D

Smoky · Post by **Smoky** » Thu Oct 09, 2008 11:21 am

so elctrical stuff then... check
any engine related things that i should be on the lookout for?
obviously rearsets and barends/bars in case the worst happens and she goes over...

Post by **CMSMJ1** » Thu Oct 09, 2008 11:48 am

If the price is good enough then get anything and everything. I have so much stuff in the garage that I really shoud inventory it and flog it on...but I am obviously a hoarder...

levers, rearsets and bars are good if you plan on crashing.. fairings, wheels etc if you want to get serious on trackdays and use wets and track only fairings.

Post by **mattUKNC** » Thu Oct 09, 2008 11:49 am

Smoky wrote:so elctrical stuff then... check
any engine related things that i should be on the lookout for?
obviously rearsets and barends/bars in case the worst happens and she goes over...

If you're thinking down that route, fairings and engine casing?!

If he happens to have a UK spec undertray, I'd be very happy!

Smoky · Post by **Smoky** » Thu Oct 09, 2008 12:30 pm

well obviously preparing for the worst- that way anything else that happenes is a pleasant suprise lol.
tis my first big bike, so would like to cover all bases if you know what i mean.

and yes, the problem is- i am a hoarder. if im not carefull, i could quite easily bring home a complete bike plus more in spares. for those "just in case" and "you never know" moments lol.
which is why i need to restrain myself and only pick up things that are a great bargian or alsmost essential...

matt111074 you said you wanted a uk spec undertray? ill have a look see for ya matey

Post by **mattUKNC** » Thu Oct 09, 2008 1:27 pm

Smoky wrote: matt111074 you said you wanted a uk spec undertray? ill have a look see for ya matey

Thank you very much. The UK one has the little 'sticky outy' number plate light, just in case you didn't know.

Matt

Smoky · Post by **Smoky** » Thu Oct 09, 2008 1:37 pm

the "sticky outy bit" lol is that a technical term?

Post by **viper_biker** » Thu Oct 09, 2008 2:21 pm

Smoky wrote:the "sticky outy bit" lol is that a technical term?

Page 6 of the official 'Honda Terminology Book' It's in the section called, 'It's not a mechanical fault, it's electrical'

Post by **mattUKNC** » Thu Oct 09, 2008 2:25 pm

You know what I mean, it sits under the thingy-ma-jig, just next to the whats-a-name, near to the oo-ja-ma-flop!?

I think I must be getting old, my nan says things like that!

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