Honda Spree and Elite 50 Forums

So, I didn't throw it out but my buddy and I took care of this little piece of crank-stripping s***.

There is a large hex nut that retains the fork assembly to the frame. Is that what you're talking about? The steering stem is retained by a bolt.

I have a complete front end assembly for sale from a 1985 Spree.

I know I'm jealous. How do you like your Bayou? Was thinking about one for hunting.

Antonio, if you mean an inline fuel strainer, I can include the one off my Spree with your parts tomorrow. It's just a universal filter. Sprees do not have fuel pumps. The vacuum from the motor opens the petcock and allows fuel to flow to the carburetor.

darat wrote:...i mean like the springs for the clutch.

$18 shipped from Leo Vince isn't too expensive to try.

You can do anything with a little imagination, materials and a welder.

Yes, post a picture Alex, I am curious too what it looks like inside.

I hope you didn't damage any wiring or electrical components.

Be happy you even had a needle. When I got my Spree, I pulled my hair out trying to find the problem only to realize there was no needle in the carb.

Sure, what do you need?

Have you checked the compression after the new parts?

What parts do you need? Check out my classified for many Spree parts. http://www.hondaspree.net/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=3194&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0 Congrats on finding one that low mileage. That's gotta be a new record! To be honest, you could probably get some crazy dollar amoun...

As I'm sure most of you are aware, I am parting out my 1985 Spree. If you need any remaining parts from me and have guns to trade whether they're rimfire, centerfire, pistols or long guns, hit me up. I may be interested. Thank you.

I wish I could be of more assistance. If you find you need a part, please think of me.

I didn't think that the spark plug fit with the threaded cap. I always removed the cap and placed the threaded rod into the cap...