Honda Spada

[hoonda]

Hi guys im new to riding got my license yesterday and have a 1989 Honda Spada
was wondering if anyone new of a downloadable owners manual or something similar

also getting a weird clicking / jumping noise on take off in first im thinking chain is too loose? correct? (New Chain last week)

Cheers, Hoonda

[Buyasta]

Info including reproduction of manual (http://freespace.virgin.net/simon.r.bromley/info.html).
Service manual (http://www.tar.hu/vt/manual_en.htm).
Enjoy. :)

[Mom]

Info including reproduction of manual (http://freespace.virgin.net/simon.r.bromley/info.html).
Service manual (http://www.tar.hu/vt/manual_en.htm).
Enjoy. :)

Have you put those links in the "lots of manuals online thread? If not you should :yes:

[Buyasta]

Have you put those links in the "lots of manuals online thread? If not you should :yes:

They're both already in there - I found one with a quick google and the other with a cursory glance at that thread, but I just did a proper search of the thread, and the one I found with google is also already in there.

[Mom]

They're both already in there - I found one with a quick google and the other with a cursory glance at that thread, but I just did a proper search of the thread, and the one I found with google is also already in there.

Well done. Search did not work on here for a while after an upgrade, so reposting useful links is appreciated. It works (search) now, which is also appreciated :blip:

[SMOKEU]

The chain should have roughly 25mm of free play at its loosest point.

[hoonda]

thanks guys. and do you mean it should only move up and down about 25mm say at the bottom?

[MSTRS]

Yes. At the midway point between the sprockets.
You replaced the chain - what about the sprockets?

[puddytat]

You can get a workshop service manual here
http://www.tar.hu/vt/manual_en.htm

[hoonda]

sweet all done no more noise! and yes new sprockets