10-12-2020, 02:46 AM
(10-12-2020, 02:08 AM)pekingduck_imp Wrote:Honda uses different suppliers. Among them are DID and RK for chains, and Sunstar for sprockets and discs. However, there are different spec and quality levels within each brand. A batch of product may meet specs, but at the lower end of the spectrum.(10-12-2020, 12:09 AM)DAC_imp Wrote: Does Honda make chains? As above, looks like oem is DID. The issue is probably more important for the sprockets. Coming up on 30k and was just thinking I’d buy DID chain and oem sprockets.Honda uses different suppliers. Among them are DID and RK for chains, and Sunstar for sprockets and discs. However, there are different spec and quality levels within each brand. A batch of product may meet specs, but at the lower end of the spectrum.
Because the CB1100 is a Japan-assembled bike, a source of particular pride, higher levels are usually specified. Honda owns and oversees their assembly plants in different countries, but they must often yield to local management. Japan standards and expectations are higher.
Because the CB1100 is a Japan-assembled bike, a source of particular pride, higher levels are usually specified. Honda owns and oversees their assembly plants in different countries, but they must often yield to local management. Japan standards and expectations are higher.
...and this is why I like Honda products and its Q U A L I T Y /Made in Japan.
Not to go political or anything like that the best automotive quality/assembly comes from Japan, S-Korea, Europe..in that order, and you may disagree with it....