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nick
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Victoria


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Posted - 07 Sep 2010 :  9:47:34 PM  Show Profile Send nick a Private Message  

 
howdy all

a friend (just 20 years old!) picked up his first bike a nice original low mileage '72 CL350 twin, he's found a PDF format scanned copy of a genuine Honda manual but the quality is abysmal so if anyone has a genuine or third-party manual they'd like to sell give me a hoy!

he's also struggling to find affordable spares locally like Air and Oil filters does anyone have any recommendations?

he's in melbourne & isn't the most mechanically minded of riders, if anyone knows of a mechanic with Honda CB/CL experience in Melbourne let me know.

regards,
Nick

woolshedjack
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Victoria


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Posted - 08 Sep 2010 :  08:12:12 AM  Show Profile Send woolshedjack a Private Message  

 
The best place for spares is ebay. Usually plenty of stuff on there, or in ebay stores. Good Luck,
Darren
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john feakes
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Victoria


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Posted - 08 Sep 2010 :  09:18:18 AM  Show Profile Send john feakes a Private Message  

 
It might be worth trying Ken Colvin on 9459 1158.
 

 
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GD66
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Western Australia


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Posted - 08 Sep 2010 :  6:16:19 PM  Show Profile Send GD66 a Private Message  

 
www.davidsilverspares.co.uk are usually worth a look if you're after consumables, also in Queensland You must be logged in to see this link. (used to be Bert Kingston Honda) aren't too pricey.

 
Edited by - GD66 on 08 Sep 2010 6:16:38 PM
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nick
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Victoria


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Posted - 20 Sep 2010 :  11:01:37 PM  Show Profile Send nick a Private Message  

 
thanks lads, much appreciated.
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