how to repair bikes?

helloi have had and worked on bikes for years... my question is, is there a free online maintanence guide i can go to for specifics... i need to work on my caruretor for my honda xr600...

Did you check Honda's website ? or ask them where could you find.

You should contact with HONDA Service depatment or service call center.

I think that they will provide the service manual for you.
Or if only little problem. you can go to the motorbike shop directly.

I hope you will find the solution soon,

Miss Mio

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Okay new member, here is my first question. I have a honda CB750SC, when I got the bike last year the plugs were all fouled, the carbon was so bad it was caked on the plug. Changed the plugs, reset the gas/air mixture to factory setting. Now I am still changing the plugs every two months as they are fouling and it runs terrible. Any ideas as to how to fix the problem?

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I am a Honda technical instructor. I can help guide you in any repairs you may want to try. Let me know.

Ross

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Originally Posted by tophc76 hello i have had and worked on bikes for years... my question is, is there a free online maintanence guide i can go to for specifics... i need to work on my caruretor for my honda xr600...

Fouled plugs can occur for reasons other than an incorrect carb settings. Worn rings will allow it to burn oil. Ignition problems, weak spark, loose plug caps. Even too much oil in the crankcase. Do you have more details?

Ross

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Originally Posted by tbowman Okay new member, here is my first question. I have a honda CB750SC, when I got the bike last year the plugs were all fouled, the carbon was so bad it was caked on the plug. Changed the plugs, reset the gas/air mixture to factory setting. Now I am still changing the plugs every two months as they are fouling and it runs terrible. Any ideas as to how to fix the problem?

If you own such a motorcycle, knowing how expensive parts are, I don't understand you can hesitate spending 20$ for a service manual such as:
Clymer's Honda XL500, XR500, XL600, XR600 Repair Manual 1979-1990

What year is the XR? Look on the carb for an identification number. With this I can attempt to get you the specs you need.
Ross Davis