Hepco & Becker Rear Rack

[rbike_imp]

Try this: http://cssportal.css-club.net/honda/MCA/TERMS010.aspx

I'm having trouble posting for some reason... TCP/IP error.
If you get the sesson end again, just click the top page on the top of the page.

Unfortunately, still doesn't work

[Lord Popgun]

When you click TOP PAGE there in the upper right does it go to the login page?

[rbike_imp]

Try this: http://cssportal.css-club.net/honda/MCA/TERMS010.aspx

I'm having trouble posting for some reason... TCP/IP error.
If you get the sesson end again, just click the top page on the top of the page.

Did as you said - top, ....
Worked instructions OK
I downloaded all of them.

I'm going to fabricate my own version of Rear Trunk Attachment P/N 08L71-MGC-D30

[Lord Popgun]

I don't know why that link always does that when I post it, but works fine for me. Computers. Can't live with them, can't live without them

[rbike_imp]

Why does everyone use Mr T - Assume less expensive than local Honda, ... even with the s&h added?

I just called local dealer $279, even with 10% because I bought CB there, still $251.1 plus tax brings it to $267.42 Mr T $154.55 plus s&H. Is he selling at cost, I don't think so.

I don't know why that link always does that when I post it, but works fine for me. Computers. Can't live with them, can't live without them

Apparently the younger generation does (live without them). That is why I just upgraded for free to Windows 10. They are giving it away with the intent of charging for aps later because mobile devices are increasing and desktops aren't. Wait 'til they get older and need glasses - they'll have to ask their parents then "How do I do this?"

[the Ferret]

when the forum was founded the CB1100 was just coming into the states. US dealers and US distributors had no clue, and no product as it was a completely new model they had never seen. However it had already been available in Japan for 3 years and the mfgs there got a jump start on the rest of the world. Simply put Mr T had farkles available for our bikes that weren't available anywhere else in the world. Plus his most excellent service won us over. Even when parts became available in the states, he usually got the items to us quicker and at less cost than dealers or local distributors did.

[rbike_imp]

when the forum was founded the CB1100 was just coming into the states. US dealers and US distributors had no clue, and no product as it was a completely new model they had never seen. However it had already been available in Japan for 3 years and the mfgs there got a jump start on the rest of the world. Simply put Mr T had farkles available for our bikes that weren't available anywhere else in the world. Plus his most excellent service won us over. Even when parts became available in the states, he usually got the items to us quicker and at less cost than dealers or local distributors did.

Are Mr T's products OEM Honda or 3rd party copies?

Thanks, I just learned a new word I have never heard or knew of before. The neat think I found as I looked up the word, Is that someone added a 12V covered adapter to the side of their bike. This could solve a lot of issues I've read on threads regarding power sourcing.

[Lord Popgun]

His Honda parts are Honda OEM parts and come in Honda boxes, or at least mine did. Unless Honda forbids selling it overseas, he can get it. For instance, the U-lock and cylinder for it are not available in the US, but I ordered one from him.

[Inhouse Bob]

when the forum was founded the CB1100 was just coming into the states. US dealers and US distributors had no clue, and no product as it was a completely new model they had never seen. However it had already been available in Japan for 3 years and the mfgs there got a jump start on the rest of the world. Simply put Mr T had farkles available for our bikes that weren't available anywhere else in the world. Plus his most excellent service won us over. Even when parts became available in the states, he usually got the items to us quicker and at less cost than dealers or local distributors did.

Are Mr T's products OEM Honda or 3rd party copies?

Thanks, I just learned a new word I have never heard or knew of before. The neat think I found as I looked up the word, Is that someone added a 12V covered adapter to the side of their bike. This could solve a lot of issues I've read on threads regarding power sourcing.

I assume your new word is "farkle." You will come to own that word

[rbike_imp]

when the forum was founded the CB1100 was just coming into the states. US dealers and US distributors had no clue, and no product as it was a completely new model they had never seen. However it had already been available in Japan for 3 years and the mfgs there got a jump start on the rest of the world. Simply put Mr T had farkles available for our bikes that weren't available anywhere else in the world. Plus his most excellent service won us over. Even when parts became available in the states, he usually got the items to us quicker and at less cost than dealers or local distributors did.

Are Mr T's products OEM Honda or 3rd party copies?

Thanks, I just learned a new word I have never heard or knew of before. The neat think I found as I looked up the word, Is that someone added a 12V covered adapter to the side of their bike. This could solve a lot of issues I've read on threads regarding power sourcing.

I assume your new word is "farkle." You will come to own that word

I assume your new word is "farkle." You will come to own that word
I have about 10 items, oops farkles planned.
BTW, if for some unknown reason, the chain were to hit my slider in the upcoming sprocket mod (don't think so), I could put an above arm shogun type slider of my own design if necessary.