Honda C90 spares

Discussion in 'Classic Motorbikes' started by BORG, Dec 10, 2005.

  1. BORG

    BORG Guest

    where's the cheapest place to get spares for a P reg Red and White C90
    nowadays please ?

    Thanks
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    BORG, Dec 10, 2005
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  2. BORG

    Lozzo Guest

    BORG said...
    Honda dealer, seriously.

    A brand new genuine Honda full exhaust system for a late model C90 Cub
    is about 35 quid. Genuine C90 spares are ridiculously cheap so it's not
    worth buying inferior pattern parts.
     
    Lozzo, Dec 10, 2005
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  3. FFS, Borg - just place a wanted ad in LOOT or similar, set up some
    searches on Ebay, or buy a moribund C90, take the bits you want and sell
    or throw away the rest.

    It's not difficult.
     
    The Older Gentleman, Dec 10, 2005
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  4. BORG

    BORG Guest


    Are they worth 'doing up' with real parts though, what would a value
    of one be fully running with 12 months MOT now.
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    BORG, Dec 10, 2005
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  5. www.ebay.co.uk

    ---->Advanced search

    Key in: Honda C90

    Click box: completed auctions only

    Press enter.

    In other words, anything from £150 upwards.
     
    The Older Gentleman, Dec 10, 2005
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  6. BORG

    BORG Guest

    FFS, Borg - just place a wanted ad in LOOT or similar, set up some
    searches on Ebay, or buy a moribund C90, take the bits you want and sell
    or throw away the rest.

    It's not difficult.[/QUOTE]


    Done EBay, never used LOOT whatever it is, and although it may 'not be
    difficult' this IS a motorbike group to ask for information so why
    start straight away with the hassle ?
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    Some people are like slinkys....
    no real use but it makes you smile when they fall down stairs!
     
    BORG, Dec 10, 2005
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  7. BORG

    Timo Geusch Guest

    Half the square root of bog all, would be my guess.
     
    Timo Geusch, Dec 10, 2005
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  8. BORG

    BORG Guest

    www.ebay.co.uk

    ---->Advanced search

    Key in: Honda C90

    Click box: completed auctions only

    Press enter.

    In other words, anything from £150 upwards.[/QUOTE]


    FFS Ebay is NOT the be all and end all of everything mate, you think I
    have not looked there Or do yo0u have that answer set as a script
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    BORG, Dec 10, 2005
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  9. BORG

    Tim Guest

    Would David Silver have anything, or is a C90 not on their list?
     
    Tim, Dec 10, 2005
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  10. Done EBay, never used LOOT whatever it is, and although it may 'not be
    difficult' this IS a motorbike group to ask for information so why
    start straight away with the hassle ?[/QUOTE]

    Because this is the third such bloody silly query in a fortnight, two of
    which came from you.

    Think - do you really believe that there's a Secret Treasure Trove of
    spare parts, all at impossibly cheap prices, that people know of?

    If there was, don't you think they'd tell us?

    Oh, no, they wouldn't would they....

    Because.....

    The Knowledge of the Sacred Stash is passed down from storesman to
    storesman, through the Holy Order of the Brown Coat, isn't it?

    Noviciates have to learn a thousand Honda part numbers. When they
    declare themselves ready, they are taken by The Elders, whose features
    are masked by old goggles and Cromwell leather helmets, and asked to
    prostrate themselves before the Holy Microfiche on its plinth.

    They are dressed in 1976-era Hondastyle leathers, the colours of beige,
    brown and orange being deemed fitting to their lowly status. On their
    heads is placed the Worthy Nolan Guardsman Helmet With Missing Visor.

    They are asked precisely one hundred and twenty three different part
    numbers at random. Each question is accompanied by a thwack in the ribs
    from an old rusty Super Dream fork stanchion. They must answer all
    correctly. Any mistake, and they have to inhale from the Bowl Of Old
    10/40, and prostrate themelves before the Emblem of the CB550 Side Panel
    Badge[1], before returning to noviciate status and, as a penance, having
    to learn another thousand part numbers.

    Of course, some never prove themselves worthy, and are deemed outcast,
    defiled, besmirched, fit only to swab workshop floors and make the
    Assembled Brethren their tea (milk, three sugars, in a Carole Nash mug
    nicked from the Bike Show).

    Those who pass this test are allowed access to the Honda Parts Computer.
    Here they have to learn the sacred rituals: the questions, and the
    proper responses, such as:

    "Have you got one in stock?"

    'No, mate, it's on back order.'

    or:

    "Blimey, how fucking much?"

    'Well, that's Japan, innit? Shoulda bought a Triumph.'

    After three years on the Honda Parts Computer, assuming they have filled
    every order, and never had to refer to the Palace of the Central
    Warehouse in Japan, they are introduced to the mysteries of The
    Discontinued Part.

    Candidates for this order have to be able to know the correct number of
    speed blocks on an RD400 side panel for all the different years[2], and
    to know the difference between a rev counter from a CB750K6 and one from
    a CB750F1. They must, under escort, attend autojumbles, and be able,
    once again, to give the proper responses to the ritual.

    "Yeah, that'll fit a '76."

    'But the '76 doesn't have this chrome strip. It's only paint. That's a
    '77 you've got there.'

    After 20 years of training, they are allowed to enter the unmarked
    building where the Sacred Stash is kept.

    it is supposed to be a beautiful sight. People wander awestruck through
    the halls, trailing their fingers through the open boxes of priceless
    C50 points sets, dazzled by the light reflecting from the pyramids of
    400 Four rear mudguards, and gazing open-mouthed at the hundreds of
    CBX1000 seats that lie scattered around, like cushions, for the weary to
    rest upon.

    And you think you can just ask us where to get some bits for a C90
    because you're too pikey to ask a dealer, and too lazy to look for
    yourself? **** right off.

    [1] Fourk!
    [2] Rumour has it that a poster on this group is now on his way to full
    Brethrenhood and his Brown Coat....
     
    The Older Gentleman, Dec 10, 2005
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  11. BORG

    Timo Geusch Guest

    <snippo>

    ROFL.

    That was *superb*
     
    Timo Geusch, Dec 10, 2005
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  12. BORG

    BORG Guest


    Yer worth a shout thanks
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    no real use but it makes you smile when they fall down stairs!
     
    BORG, Dec 10, 2005
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  13. BORG

    BORG Guest

    Because this is the third such bloody silly query in a fortnight, two of
    which came from you.[/QUOTE]

    what makes you decide for the whole group what is silly and what is
    not ? You're just another user nothing special

    Umm, no did I say I did ?
    yawn yawn more self serving chest expanding posting, do you not think
    there might be other people on this group that MIGHT has some useful
    information other that Use Ebay FFS.


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    BORG, Dec 10, 2005
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  14. BORG

    BORG Guest


    It wasn't that funny, more a quick attempt at sarcasm that didn't come
    off
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    Some people are like slinkys....
    no real use but it makes you smile when they fall down stairs!
     
    BORG, Dec 10, 2005
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  15. BORG

    Fr Jack Guest

    Yes.

    Your shed. ;-)
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    Fr Jack, Dec 10, 2005
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  16. I gave you two other alternatives, didn't I? I also told you to place a
    wanted ad somewhere, or to buy a complete bike and take wehat you
    wanted.

    You're a thick ****, aren't you?
     
    The Older Gentleman, Dec 10, 2005
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  17. My spares are *never* impossibly cheap.
     
    The Older Gentleman, Dec 10, 2005
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  18. BORG

    Lozzo Guest

    BORG said...
    If you bothered to google or read any of the replies to your previous
    requests for info about cheap spares, then maybe you wouldn't get the
    flak that you receive.

    All I can gather about you is that you're a vacuous Welsh pikey who
    posts questions then doesn't bother to act on the replies.

    Go ahead, but pattern or used parts that last 10 minutes but cost 75% of
    quality original parts, it's not my money you're throwing away.

    Ignorant ****.
     
    Lozzo, Dec 10, 2005
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  19. BORG

    Lozzo Guest

    BORG said...
    It was hilarious. You're Welsh, you wouldn't understand humour that
    didn't involve sheep.
     
    Lozzo, Dec 10, 2005
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  20. Lozzo wrote
    Whilst it was good, it was that funny and your last four words were
    superfluous.
     
    steve auvache, Dec 10, 2005
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