View Full Version : Has anybody here ever taken your trike to honda?
Fox250R
07-24-2006, 10:54 PM
Does honda even work on 3 wheelers anymore? I believe im having a timing issue with mine but i just dont have the time to work on it right now..And i dont know much about that stuff anyway lol..I was just wondering if it would be a waste to even try it..Money really isnt a problem and i just wanna get it done fast so i can go riding this weekend lol :) Im sure if i called them they would be like "SURE COME ON IN"...So i wanted to ask some of you first..Thanks :w00t:
Zipper
07-24-2006, 11:10 PM
My dealer does. They even sell them. used ones that is:Bounce
wanta86r
07-24-2006, 11:22 PM
My dealer does. They even sell them. used ones that is:Bounce
where in mn are you?
trikes4life
07-25-2006, 12:12 AM
where the family trike was bought they wont work on anything older than 1993.
firehart
07-25-2006, 12:13 AM
I talked to my dealer about adjusting the valves on my 200x. They wanted more than I gave for the bike. They esimated it would take two hours at $60 per hour. That's why I'm holding off on getting the first service done on my Rancher. They said it should be done at 100 miles. Right now my Rancher has 120 miles on it. They said that would take two hours also. I wonder if there is a two hour minimum.
Dammit!
07-25-2006, 01:41 AM
Call a local performance atv shop instead of a dealer. They should have people that know 250R motors real well.
broook
07-25-2006, 05:57 AM
I talked to my dealer about adjusting the valves on my 200x. They wanted more than I gave for the bike. They esimated it would take two hours at $60 per hour. .
If it takes them 2 hours to adjust 2 valves I wouldn`take a wheel barrow to them . At the very most it can be done in 15min on a 200 trike, you don`t even have to take the tank off.
dreadhed
07-25-2006, 04:57 PM
If it takes them 2 hours to adjust 2 valves I wouldn`take a wheel barrow to them . At the very most it can be done in 15min on a 200 trike, you don`t even have to take the tank off.
I agree. First time I adjusted the valves it only took me about 10-15 min. It is real easy. Just find a book or ask some one what they should be adjusted to.
If I have to take a small motor to be worked on I go to a local shop & not a dealer they all ways want to much to work on stuff.
SWIGIN
07-25-2006, 05:44 PM
my dad took our trike to the dealer afew times.
back in 1982 or so....lol
Zipper
07-25-2006, 11:27 PM
where in mn are you?
Brainerd, 2 hours north of the twin cities
b182tm
07-26-2006, 12:44 AM
When I called a Honda dealer about the trike, they told me they wouldnt touch "those things" with a 10 foot pole...So no, they dont work on 'em out here.
ba7raini
07-26-2006, 06:38 AM
When my transmission got busted, they gave me some bull like they dont have the catalouge to order the parts. I asked them if they could atleast open it to check out what the problem is and they said they wouldnt as they require the gaskets.
traxxasx
07-26-2006, 06:45 AM
Get sombody on here close to do it for you. You can trust a fellow trike rider, and hey maybe they can go along with you to.
OldSchoolin86
07-26-2006, 08:19 AM
A machine is a machine no matter the year. If a dealer won't touch it then that just shows they aren't that good anyway. If they quote 2 hours for a valve adjustment that should take less then 30min then they're just crooks. Sadly there are a lot of dumb crooks out there.
A machine is a machine no matter the year. If a dealer won't touch it then that just shows they aren't that good anyway. If they quote 2 hours for a valve adjustment that should take less then 30min then they're just crooks. Sadly there are a lot of dumb crooks out there.
Well said, the dealer i work for welcome's trikes!! no problem..........That older than 93 stuff is BS....we had a bike in the shop yesterday that was a 73...lol
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