Is there a Recommended belt interval for Honda GL1000?

Is there a Recommended belt interval for Honda GL1000?

I submit that the GL1000 engine puts more stress on its belts than a typical car does (via higher performance cams and much higher redline.) There is no definitive, non-contradictory recommendation from Honda regarding GL1000 cam belt interval. I’m quite happy with the conservative recommendation I make.

What happens if the belt tension is wrong on a GL1000?

On a GL1000, the incorrect belt tension will also corrupt ignition timing since the timing apparatus is driven off the left cam, not the crank as in later engines. Thus, belt tension has to be perfect BEFORE you mess with ignition timing.

Do you need to remove radiator when replacing GL1000 timing belts?

Lars is an internationally famous GL1000 enthusiast and prominent technical contributor to Naked GoldWings Forum Thanks, Lars! Tip: contrary to most advice, it is not necessary to remove the radiator and hoses when replacing the timing belts if you have access to this handy tool!

What kind of engine does a Honda GL 1100 have?

Honda GL 1100 Gold Wing Interstate Make Model Honda GL 1100 Gold Wing Interstate Year 1980 – 81 Engine Four stroke, opposed boxer four cylinder Capacity 1085 / 66.2 cub in. Bore x Stroke 76 x 61.4 mm

Is the Honda GL1100 Gold Wing compatible with YouTube?

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What is included in a Honda GL 1100 Interstate?

Here’s what the Interstate includes, above and beyond the standard GL1100: a fairing with “lowers,” a custom-painted “shelter,” a rack and travel trunk, saddlebags, and engine and saddlebag guards. Optional but not included with the factory Interstate are an AM/FM radio and a gauge console.

Is the rear trunk removable on a Honda GL 1100?

The saddlebag tops pop off for loading or unloading—each is held in by two lockable latches. The rear trunk is removable, and rt mounts on a chromed-steel rack, suitable for carrying more awkward objects. The travel trunk’s lid hinges at its front, and has a passenger backrest and a carrying handle attached.