Hi All,
I put this site out about a year ago and wanted to let everyone know about it again for the new members,.
http://www.honda-factoryparts.com
Do yourself a favor and check it out, clic on Honda and tell it your year and model number. Then to the right clic on what item your looking for, say a fuel tank or any other part.
Once you clic on it a parts list and picture of all the items used in your project come up and they have some good pricing that beats my local dealer.
It's better then the manual in some cases.
I'm a do it your selfer and this gives me a view of whats to come when I start.
Hope it helps in your next project.
NYMark99
I put this site out about a year ago and wanted to let everyone know about it again for the new members,.
http://www.honda-factoryparts.com
Do yourself a favor and check it out, clic on Honda and tell it your year and model number. Then to the right clic on what item your looking for, say a fuel tank or any other part.
Once you clic on it a parts list and picture of all the items used in your project come up and they have some good pricing that beats my local dealer.
It's better then the manual in some cases.
I'm a do it your selfer and this gives me a view of whats to come when I start.
Hope it helps in your next project.
NYMark99
Bob
I know what
to expect.
. It doesn't
hurt that i don't have to pay for labor and it can be kinda therapeutic either. With the info one can gain at this site, the on-line parts sites (for
reference like you said) and a Honda shop manual i have a better shot at getting things done right the first time then trying to take it in to any of the
dealers around here. 
