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  1. 18th February 2011, 16:23 #1
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    Honda Spada

    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)

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  2. 18th February 2011, 16:45 #2
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    Info including reproduction of manual.
    Service manual.
    Enjoy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Buyasta View Post
    Info including reproduction of manual.
    Service manual.
    Enjoy.
    Have you put those links in the "lots of manuals online thread? If not you should
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mom View Post
    Have you put those links in the "lots of manuals online thread? If not you should
    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.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Buyasta View Post
    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
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  6. 18th February 2011, 20:51 #6
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    The chain should have roughly 25mm of free play at its loosest point.
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  7. 19th February 2011, 08:25 #7
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    thanks guys. and do you mean it should only move up and down about 25mm say at the bottom?
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  8. 19th February 2011, 09:09 #8
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    Yes. At the midway point between the sprockets.
    You replaced the chain - what about the sprockets?
    Do you realise how many holes there could be if people would just take the time to take the dirt out of them?
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  9. 19th February 2011, 13:38 #9
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    You can get a workshop service manual here
    http://www.tar.hu/vt/manual_en.htm
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  10. 19th February 2011, 17:23 #10
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    sweet all done no more noise! and yes new sprockets
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