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Pulling lower fuel tank to access starter to clean and refresh before road trip.

Finally back on the road this summer of 2024! May order up O-rings and a new hose for Winter project. 🌻

Man she looks PERFECT !!!!! ......I have a 2006 ST1300 tell me if you like her......I live in Arizona ......th-cam.com/video/yVdkOrlcFsg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ZwoGIwiVcKhgwQ6P

Hi Carsten, you describe exactly what is happening to my 2005 ST1300, while slightly annoying, is there a danger of doing damage to the motor cycle if I do not replace the clutch parts? How many hours did it take to do the clutch repair?

Good Job Brother..... we need technicians like you in the United States.......

Carstan, Thanks for the video. I have the preload collar off my shock but don't see how to take it apart to replace the o-rings. Is it just the o-rings holding the inner part in? Thanks, Fred

Saludos desde Costa Rica 🇨🇷👋 desde hoy seguidor de tus videos saludos !!

Yttervik er noget for sig. Glæder mig til næste etape!🎉

Si vous ne voulez plus entendre un seul bruit il faut remplacer cloche et disque d'embrayage c'est le jeu disque d'embrayage et cloche que l'on entend dès que l'on lâche l'embrayage Le disque avec l'usure prennent du jeu dans la cloche lorsque l'on lâche l'embrayage il se mettre à vibrer de gauche à droite quand on débraye c'est-à-dire appuyer sur le levier d'embrayage on entend plus le bruit car les disques ne sont plus entraîner

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You never took the shock apart. It needs a lot of internal cleaning and servicing. That is not a shock rebuild, you just serviced the pre-load adjuster

Wow. Exactly what I need going forward with my ‘new’ 2004 unit. Of course, this is likely only an early step toward suspension work.

Love that illumination! Glad your clutch noise resolved, as peace of mind is highly desirable for confident riding. As a new ST1300A rider, looking to soak up as much information as possible, I am thrilled, even excited, to view with such clarity, the ST1300 clutch. So, just sharing, my first thought while seeing the super-clean parts, was that perhaps the needle bearing was dry while you spun it? I imagine not, but as a reminder to others, ball and roller bearings must be clean and oiled in order to examine them by feel. And the safety reminder is to NEVER spin them with compressed air. Ouch! Interesting to have the pushrod flat explained as a path for lubricant; wondering if Honda might supply that part with a lazy-spiral groove instead of the simple flat. Now I lust after a lift for my garage....

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Thank you for this video. Not a lot to find on you tube about this. I too have the same issue with my 2006 st1300. 98,000 miles on it. Are you claiming that since you could not remove the clutch basket bearing that you bought a new basket assembly?

If you put a higher rated spring on the damper, do you not need to uprate the damper as well, especially as it will have worn out some?

Hello sir, Im from philippines, I have some minor issue about my ST, everytime i hit the gas hard or accelerate faster, the F.I lights goes ON, and it will turn OFF when in its low speed or low rpm, I tested it on a long ride and the FI turns on and off quite a while but ive not encountered any running issues about the bike.

Greetings, the armored hose is not original, I have cracked where you can buy one?

Mange tak for at uploade dette cklip. Jeg er sikker på, at du hjælper mange Honda ST-ejere Hilsner fra California! :)

Hi Carsten - have you got this sorted? I have had two ST1300's and an ST1100 and they all have a noisy clutch largely because of where it is exposed at the front of the engine - the plates tend to rattle especially if the oil is on the low side. The flats you describe are to allow oil to get into the mechanism and lubricate the push rod. As long as it is not slipping under load, I leave mine alone!!

Can you do a video on water pump replacement on this bike?

Hi Carsten, I have the exact same clutch basket rattling noise on my 2004 Honda Pan European ST 1300. The noise goes away when I press the clutch lever, or with depressed lever, when the engine in higher revolutions than on idle. In my case the noise is most noticeable when I try to pull away in fist gear, depress the clutch lever to the biting point, press the clutch lever again, put the bike in neutral and quickly depress the clutch lever. Afterwards a very noticeable rattle can be heard, which subsides in couple of seconds, but does not go away totally. I have consulted my local Honda dealership as well as my mechanic, and they say that a noisy clutch basket is not uncommon for Honda, and that this should not be something that I should worry about. However, a friend of mine who also has a 2003 Honda Pan European does not have this problem at all, even with a higher mileage bike. I have 49.000 km on the odometer, provided that this is the actual mileage... and in my case, the biting point of the clutch is quite high, which is indicative to a higher wear and tear of the clutch plates, perhaps by the pervious owners, or to a higher mileage of the bike, than the one displayed on the odometer. My friend's Pan European clutch has a mid range biting point, with progressive engagement, and most importantly, the clutch doe not have this annoying rattling noise.. Did you manage to fix the problem? Regards, Vladimir Belgrade, SERBIA

How many miles you got on your bike, I just got 2004 with 43,000 and it makes a little bit of noise in neutral but not enough to worry about for now

How did you take the preload adjuster apart?

My 07 st13 with 29xxx miles has a noise at idle, in neutral with the clutch engaged. If i pull the lever in to disengage the clutch then the noise goes away. To me it sounds like a bearing inside the transmission making noise. I've also noticed that since i've switched to running 2 qts of 10w30 HP4S and top it off with 10w30 GN4 Honda oil at my last oil change then the noise is hardly noticeable. I've herd of others hearing the same noise as mine with 90xxx miles without problems. Hope the helps in some way.

The lights below the headlights, how were they mounted?