Re: [2cylinderhondas] Re: Parts from Japan

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Joseph Corsinita
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Re: [2cylinderhondas] Re: Parts from Japan

Post by Joseph Corsinita »

Hi Miles
 This is the parts he can get right now. I don't have a parts book so I
don't know if that is the correct part #.
This is what hi send me.
Clutch cable  22910-568-030
front spring  51601-568-123
clutch plate  22412-568-680
brake pad     45211-568-673
lower arm    51351-617-010
throttle cable  17910-609-000
cylinder head gasket  12251-568-050
And different 10" Wheels, Hubcaps and beauty ring for the
Honda 600. And with time he can find more parts.
And any new or used S500 S600 S800 T360 TN360 TN7 parts.
 Jose
600miles@... writes:
> Jose,
> Why would Japan have any parts for N or Z 600? Weren't they export
> only? I have been selling parts back to Japan for years. One guy
> wanted sedan struts, another guy ordered 3 starters, 3 stators, 3
> flywheels, 3 sets brushes, 3 sets aluminum housings to convert their
> Dynastart N400's to use the American parts. Also sold them 3 brake
> master cylinders etc.
> I have had luck ordering parts from Japan for the S600's though. As
> far as I have heard, since Mr Honda died, they have not produced
> parts for quite some time.
> Miles
dealadayray
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Re: [2cylinderhondas] Re: Parts from Japan

Post by dealadayray »

Hi Miles, and group;
Isn't it about time we get together and ask Honda to provide a listing of
what when where? I have heard that the Honda 600 was sold in Japan but in
very small numbers due to the parking issues. (360cc cars can park just
about anywhere, but anything larger has to have an off street parking space.
I would think this is a good reason for small numbers being sold. The
places I have been to in Japan the streets in town were not much more than
goat paths. But the 360 vehicles maneuvered through them with ease.
I would really like to know where they all went. Not just USA, but every
where.
Bill
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