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It spent a few weeks at the dealer, but my DLX is finally back home.
- New rear brake rotor
- New rear brake pads
- Brake and clutch fluid flush
- New rear tire
- New headlight bulb
The rear brake was warped, possibly by me but more likely by the prior owner. The rear wheel was stiff to turn and made a grinding noise. I thought it was the bearings, but that’s why I don’t wrench on my bikes beyond simple stuff like oil changes. I would have spent twice the money chasing and replacing good parts without really knowing why. Yes, I could have easily replaced the headlight bulb myself but since they already had the bike, it was just another line item on the work order.
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Sounds good LR. Same replacement bulb type? I liked the look of the OEM bulb / headlamp arrangement.
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Yep, same OE bulb that it had in it. It’s stupid expensive to buy from Honda, but whatever.
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(01-29-2020, 01:17 PM)LongRanger_imp Wrote: It spent a few weeks at the dealer, but my DLX is finally back home.
- New rear brake rotor
- New rear brake pads
- Brake and clutch fluid flush
- New rear tire
- New headlight bulb
The rear brake was warped, possibly by me but more likely by the prior owner. The rear wheel was stiff to turn and made a grinding noise. I thought it was the bearings, but that’s why I don’t wrench on my bikes beyond simple stuff like oil changes. I would have spent twice the money chasing and replacing good parts without really knowing why. Yes, I could have easily replaced the headlight bulb myself but since they already had the bike, it was just another line item on the work order.
Hi may i know how much do they charge for the rear brake rotor?
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Deluxe rear rotor is list $520.65. On-line sellers are less. Partsfish wants $390.49.
https://www.partsfish.com/oemparts/a/hon...rear-wheel
item 13
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(01-12-2021, 06:57 AM)Lord Popgun_imp Wrote: Deluxe rear rotor is list $520.65. On-line sellers are less. Partsfish wants $390.49.
https://www.partsfish.com/oemparts/a/hon...rear-wheel
item 13
Dang. Single rear disk - is that rich?
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...and I assume is U$
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Yes PB, Partsfish prices are in USD. The price crossed out is the list price. Obviously Honda has a Japanese princess deliver you the part on a silk pillow. Or they ought to.
Other on-line part houses may charge a little less.
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(01-12-2021, 09:20 AM)Lord Popgun_imp Wrote: Yes PB, Partsfish prices are in USD. The price crossed out is the list price. Obviously Honda has a Japanese princess deliver you the part on a silk pillow. Or they ought to.
Other on-line part houses may charge a little less.
Well, if I ever need one, I'll look at the U$ number, not Canadian equivalent, tricking my brain "I got discount"
