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#1
My high mileage 94 is back on the road.
Over the past few years the charge output was decreasing little by little to the point that it was pulling a drain on the battery after about an hour of riding (my typical commute).
So i bought a stator and rotor off ebay, now the bike charges as best as could be expected, showing a solid charge at about 2G rpm and up.

So at 220K miles its back as my primary commuter.
Long live tthe viffer!

Paul in SoCal
94 w/220K
Back-ups
95 w/35K
97w/30K
97w/32K
#2
�wow, that's just .... brilliant :D
#3

[image: View Post]otmaximus, on 03 September 2010 - 11:37 PM, said:

My high mileage 94 is back on the road.
Over the past few years the charge output was decreasing little by little to the point that it was pulling a drain on the battery after about an hour of riding (my typical commute).
So i bought a stator and rotor off ebay, now the bike charges as best as could be expected, showing a solid charge at about 2G rpm and up.

So at 220K miles its back as my primary commuter.
Long live tthe viffer!

Paul in SoCal
94 w/220K
Back-ups
95 w/35K
97w/30K
97w/32K



now my '94 with 72k has something to shoot for :fing02: Congratulations for racking up the miles!!

Gary
#4
220K?? Holy cow and is this on the original engine?
#5
Original engine, and sad to say original clutch, too. Its basically all hiway miles, so the clutch doesnt get much of a workout, but it slips a bit and is on the short list of things to be replaced.
I try to do all the maintenance myself, and it has had its share, but nothing major.
Re-wired most of the charging system, plus a gixxer reg/rec, replaced the rear wheel bearings last year, the rear caliper broke a little while ago, so that got replaced.
T-stats and various gaskets and o-rings from the cooling system have needed replacing, and I have a new (used) radiator waiting for install.
Suspension is RaceTech up front and Lindemann rear.
Etc, etc.

[image: View Post]PracticalNihlist, on 04 September 2010 - 11:12 AM, said:

220K?? Holy cow and is this on the original engine?

#6

[image: View Post]otmaximus, on 05 September 2010 - 04:44 PM, said:

Original engine, and sad to say original clutch, too. Its basically all hiway miles, so the clutch doesnt get much of a workout,


Wow that's amazing, have you thought of sending Honda a testimonial letter including a snapshot of your odometer?
#7
Heh-heh. I did that when I hit 200K. They sent me a box of swag...t-shirts, hats, stickers, nothing too grand. I plan to do it again when I hit a quarter-million miles (I like the sound of that).

Wow that's amazing, have you thought of sending Honda a testimonial letter including a snapshot of your odometer?
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#8
So, you have four (4) Gen 4 VFR750's. That is incredible!

IG



[image: View Post]otmaximus, on 03 September 2010 - 11:37 PM, said:

My high mileage 94 is back on the road.
Over the past few years the charge output was decreasing little by little to the point that it was pulling a drain on the battery after about an hour of riding (my typical commute).
So i bought a stator and rotor off ebay, now the bike charges as best as could be expected, showing a solid charge at about 2G rpm and up.

So at 220K miles its back as my primary commuter.
Long live tthe viffer!

Paul in SoCal
94 w/220K
Back-ups
95 w/35K
97w/30K
97w/32K

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