Am new to motorcycles - would this work for a 2007 Honda Shadow VLX 600cc? (just want to be able to clean the chain myself)
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I don't know for sure, but really the important thing is that the hooks line up with the stands on the bike. Considering the hooks are adjustable (both slide left and right), I would venture a guess that it is.
1988611
Yep, should work fine... All 2 stoke oil basically does the same, I prefer synthetic. I use it in my two stoke Vespa scooters
517464
Yes. Any cleaning device should clean without having to remove the chain. If you have a bike stand, set up your bike on that or just flip it upside down. Attach the cleaner around the chain and spin the pedals in reverse.
857713
It should. Double check your bike's sprocket width and tooth spacing. You can just measure your old chain.
1252784
I've used it a few times to clean the chain and it works just fine. I always lube it afterward, of course.
936169
the cp7905 works on motorcycles i put one on a kawasaki works fine, washed the bike a couple of times water doesen SEEM TO BOTHER IT. WORKS FINE
1921491
Should be a pretty standard bike chain. I would suggest removing and taking it to a local bike shop for replacement. You can probably just lubricate the chain and continue using it.
87273
I did a 530 to 520 conversion on a 2010 Honda CBR1000 and this kit worked perfectly. If I had to guess, it would work fine for your 525 chain.
1560193
I use it in my 2006 Dyna 6-speed and it shifts so much smoother than before. I believe it is recommended for all Harley V-Twin transmissions. My brother and several friends who own Sportsters use it.
1897005
I really cannot say, but I used it on a 1978 CB750K.The 750 has dual springs on the vales, and this compressorwas not really up to the job. I made it work, but it really wasnot easy. I would suggest you find a heaver compressor... jbb
1496015
Yes you have to play around a little as i did. I switch out the sprockets on mine. That`s just that my chain is two links short, but it should work well. Remember i used my old sprockets, just clean and grease them.
825040
The mounting hardware isn't specific to any make or model, and adjusts quite a bit in all directions. Mine is mounted to an 05 Kawasaki Vulcan 800, but no reason it couldn't fit the Shadow 600. The only real requirement is to have enough available space on your handlebars to mount the 3/4" wide brackets so they're somewhere between 4"-7" apart. Mine are 5" apart and I can angle the support arms well enough for solid mounting.
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I'm not sure what your frame looks like, but I have a Shadow 600. With the adapters, I can barely get it to fit under my frame and really only one good spot right under the engine, so it blocks my oil filter too much for changing oil (I usually lay the bike down in the grass and loosen my oil filter then set it back up to drain and change, because of the tight space to try to take it off). That being said, it worked great when I took my back tire off to change the brake pads. It has 1100 lb. capacity so as long as you can get it underneath your frame without impeding where you need to work... It needs almost 6" clearance in order to use the frame adapters, otherwise, you could put a piece of carpet or something on the surface and go with about 4" clearance. Hope that helps!
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the carb adjustment set should be able to hook up to that bike. I have so far used it on a 86 yamaha radian 87 honda vfr700 and a 83 honda shadow vt500. the kit does do a good job at syncing up your carbs.
164587
Thanks.. I've done that.. I hope I get an answer.. I've been unable to find a chain that fits my bike.. I hope they can help me.
1834274
I use mine on a Honda Shadow 600. The fit is snug, but also easy to re-adjust. Check to see if throttles are the same size.
517463
Yes, you must leave the chain on the bike for it to work. It will not clean the chain off the bike. Your bike must have a free wheel system not coaster brake.