Honda Spree and Elite 50 Forums

Think I need one , no one has in Australia. Will another model fit? No popular US model I know of. Place a post in the For Sale/Wanted forum here. Baked into the Nifty 50, and Sprees is a single reduction transmission. Their engines rotate CW (viewed at the drive face). The Elite e (SB50) also rota...

Hi, If the belt cover looks like below, it should nail it as a Pal. In that case you will not want an NB50 starter spindle or starter. Check partsfiche and compare P/N's with the SB50, those parts may be compatible. member_honda_pal_variated.jpg -- The pic above is from an old member's thread here. ...

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Major Component Identification Board_w_pot_removed_sm.JPG Schematic The board layout and components look completely different from the Fixed flasher torn down earlier. However, comparing schematics, the boards are very similar in design. Adjustable_Flasher_Schematic.JPG Schematic - PCB Check Waitin...

Flasher Teardown
Soldering of the PCB to the connector terminals was not heated enough to flow into the plated holes.
More on that later Flasher Comparison

2 Pin Adjustable Flasher - Seller Photos Seller_Photo.JPG Seller_Photo_2.JPG Specs: 'Adjustable frequency, 50 times/min -200 times/min' 'Adjustable rotation, clockwise flash speed becomes slow, counterclockwise speed becomes fast' The flasher has a rating of 2 x 23watt lamps + 3.4w flasher indicato...

The 2 pin adjustable flashers came in a few weeks ago, and I discovered some issues with the new flasher. Most time was spent waiting for new parts: 1) A different set of LED's 12v-24v with built in regulators 2) Electrical components for experiments. At the end of the day - it looks that either fla...

Good looking carb you have! The wiki has a topic and teardown of a petcock. I think the case halves are pressed together, judging by the teardown pics. http://hondaspree.net/wiki/index.php/Petcock_Cleaning_and_Anatomy Tank strainer No strainer in my area is a problem, as many scooters have rusty tan...

I just recently replaced the carb float needle. I read that the float can get cracked and let gas in, then it won't press on the needle to seal. So, I'm planning to pull the carb back out and checking the float to see if gas is in it. Checking the float is good. The needle seat in the carb body can...

It was a while ago now, I think anything that's more Ohms than a filament bulb would do. Anyway, you might get lucky with your purchase Thanks - I'll be prepared to add loads if needed. Haven't looked in to this seriously yet (not at that stage with any builds) The circuits I've seen either need a ...

That's the carb bowl overflow nipple. http://hondaspree.net/wiki/index.php/Carburetor,_Picture_Explanation_of_Lines When the overflow leaks fuel when sitting there are two issues present: The petcock is not sealing as it should with no vacuum present The carb float needle is not sealing against its ...

Edit: Add The heatsink and derating conversation is what I try to avoid when I post "use 6 ohm/50 watt resistors" for LED loads. Example of Power Resistor Derating Aluminum encased resistors allowed for reduced size vs 'free air' power resistors. They are expected to be bolted down to a su...

I got the tiny aluminum fin ones that i screwed underneath the frame away from anything. When I do the front I wanna know how to safely place the resistors .....They are 8ohm 25 watt. Of eBay. 8 ohms #13.8v is a power of 23.8 watts, with the flasher at 50% duty cycle, that about 12 watts. Mounted t...

I finally got LED blinkers working on the rear of the old spree . My question is how hot do they resistors get.? I got the tiny aluminum fin ones that i screwed underneath the frame away from anything. When I do the front I wanna know how to safely place the resistors … thanks Not sure what you ins...