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i cant seem to really find much places to buy parts new or used , so where does everyone go , thanks
i just ruined my clutch and air box so i need those and possibly interested in the daytona multi variator and a drive face to match it

Where are you based?

There are plenty used parts on ebay. Well the UK version anyway.
It might seem strange but try the local honda dealer.

you you wrote:Where are you based?

usa florida

You can find all the OEM parts you need at servicehonda.com

Here's another one:

http://www.cheapcycleparts.com/oemparts ... oter/parts

Have you tried partzilla.com or bikebandit.com ? If you want oem parts they have good prices. However, if you want aftermarket parts I often read through the forum about certain parts and ask the individual who purchased it where they got the parts. Many here have changed out their variators.

Mel46 wrote:Have you tried partzilla.com or bikebandit.com ? If you want oem parts they have good prices. However, if you want aftermarket parts I often read through the forum about certain parts and ask the individual who purchased it where they got the parts. Many here have changed out their variators.

well thats what next i want exactly change my variator to a lot of people said the daytona multi variator i cant find it , and also pople mention takegowa or something , since i busted up my clutch idk if i should do something different from stock

oops meant malossi multivar 2000

MaLLoc wrote:i cant seem to really find much places to buy parts new or used , so where does everyone go , thanks
i just ruined my clutch and air box so i need those and possibly interested in the daytona multi variator and a drive face to match it

I take it you got curios at how it all works so you removed transmition cover and the clutch bell,started the engine,gave it a slight rev and boooom!!!

Pcxdemon wrote: I take it you got curios at how it all works so you removed transmition cover and the clutch bell,started the engine,gave it a slight rev and boooom!!!

no , i am a skilled mechanic actually , had a bad day with roomates breaking things and then my impact wrench breaking and other crap all going on around me and i was in a hurry to put back together to get a new lock for the house door, so lame i forgot to put the bell on

MaLLoc wrote:

Pcxdemon wrote: I take it you got curios at how it all works so you removed transmition cover and the clutch bell,started the engine,gave it a slight rev and boooom!!!

no , i am a skilled mechanic actually , had a bad day with roomates breaking things and then my impact wrench breaking and other crap all going on around me and i was in a hurry to put back together to get a new lock for the house door, so lame i forgot to put the bell on

You don't sound that skilled. Not forgetting to put the clutch bell on (!) and knowing where to buy spare parts for a Honda from pretty much rule that out

you you wrote:

MaLLoc wrote:

Pcxdemon wrote: I take it you got curios at how it all works so you removed transmition cover and the clutch bell,started the engine,gave it a slight rev and boooom!!!

no , i am a skilled mechanic actually , had a bad day with roomates breaking things and then my impact wrench breaking and other crap all going on around me and i was in a hurry to put back together to get a new lock for the house door, so lame i forgot to put the bell on

You don't sound that skilled. Not forgetting to put the clutch bell on (!) and knowing where to buy spare parts for a Honda from pretty much rule that out

Could happen to anyone,bad luck.....
Check out partzilla.com for oem parts, cheap and fast to your door..

mostly looking for after market places , for stock parts i pretty much buy things at www.ronayers.com

MaLLoc wrote:mostly looking for after market places , for stock parts i pretty much buy things at http://www.ronayers.com

In that case look no further than Webike, they have a sale on plus 50% off required purchase to get free shipping. It's only on for a couple of more days so better get mowing to save a quite a bit of dough then buying other times.