What kind of engine does a Honda ft 500 have?

What kind of engine does a Honda ft 500 have?

Make Model Honda FT 500 Ascot Year 1982 – 83 Engine Four stroke, single cylinder, SOHC, 4 va Capacity 497 cc / 30.. cu-in Bore x Stroke 89 x 80 mm

How much does a Honda FT500 motorcycle cost?

Originally at dealerships for $2,195, by 1984 the left-over models were a steal at $1,295. About 32-horse power and 50 miles per gallon made the FT500 a very practical motorcycle. Common Fault. The FT500C as sold in the UK was electric start only.

What was the problem with the Honda ft500c?

Common Fault. The FT500C as sold in the UK was electric start only. The lack of a kick-start caused problems when the rear support bearing of the starter pinion wore out (due to a poorly designed oil feed). Regular replacement of this white-metal sleeve bearing is vital and should be considered at every major service interval. Car Modification.

When did the Honda FT500 Ascot come out?

Honda FT500 Ascot. FT stands for Flat Track. Imported from Japan as a 1982 and 1983 model. Did not sell well in the USA. Originally at dealerships for $2,195, by 1984 the left-over models were a steal at $1,295. About 32-horse power and 50 miles per gallon made the FT500 a very practical motorcycle. Common Fault.

Make Model Honda FT 500 Ascot Year 1982 – 83 Engine Four stroke, single cylinder, SOHC, 4 va Capacity 497 cc / 30.. cu-in Bore x Stroke 89 x 80 mm

What to look for in a 1982 Honda ft 500?

Get a list of related motorbikes before you buy this Honda. Inspect technical data. Look at photos. Read the riders’ comments at the bike’s discussion group. And check out the bike’s reliability, repair costs, etc. Show any 1982 Honda FT 500 for sale on our Bikez.biz Motorcycle Classifieds.

What was the speedometer on a Honda FT500?

The tank stripes and the “FT500” decal were gray and silver on the red bike; but they were red and orange on the black bike. The speedometer was limited to 85 mph (135 kph). The headlight was rectangular and so were the instruments. The bike had electric start and the exhaust system was a 2-into-1.

Common Fault. The FT500C as sold in the UK was electric start only. The lack of a kick-start caused problems when the rear support bearing of the starter pinion wore out (due to a poorly designed oil feed). Regular replacement of this white-metal sleeve bearing is vital and should be considered at every major service interval. Car Modification.