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parts finder and schematics - 1/24/2005 8:54:48 PM

reevesna

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For all you do it yourselfers out there such as myself i'm sure you would highly appreciate a site where you can look up full schematics on your own bikes/quads ect., i found a site where you can do this but the site is rather complicated and sets up an entire program on ur computer based off the net...i'm not exactly sure how it all works...takes some time to manipulate how ur trying to use it but i found it to be a decent tool...first go to www.servicehonda.com...on the left hand column there will be a link for "genuine honda parts finder" click on this link and it will bring up a screen with instructions to follow on how to use the database...the only thing i was not pleased with is that there is no printing access as of yet...good luck

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RE: parts finder and schematics - 1/24/2005 10:19:31 PM

chainstretcher

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Bike bandit has an easy to use fiche as well but I'm not sure if the parts #'s are Honda #'s or their own.

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RE: parts finder and schematics - 1/25/2005 11:14:10 AM

NeonspeedRT

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Good info to share. I have used, Bike bandit, service honda, and ron ayres. Service honda actually has better prices then ron ayres for anyone looking for oem parts.

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