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Dave Stevens Posted on Dec 07, 2019

How to slide battery out of a 2011 honda interstate motorcycle

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SOURCE: i need to know how to take apart an clean a 1982

If you have done this kind of thing before its no big deal.Just read a lot about what to expect and take lots ot pictures as you go (to make putting it back easier) Dont guess at any of it .Buying the service manual is money well spent.There are some NO NOs and other things that could get you injured.Secure it befor you do much and REMOVE the BATTERY BEFORE YOU DO ANYTHING!Good Luck (I do it in my backyard all the time).As far as cleaning goes dont use solvents and such against the label for what you are doing.CARB CLEANER is not for use on your engine or paint.Use soapy water to clean and a leaf blower to dry it. Be certain of all you do especialy about correct oils, lubes, brake and clutch fluid....Some stuff is put back with a torq wrench!

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SOURCE: How do I remove the battery from a 1985 Honda Gullwing motorcycle?

I guess you mean 85 Goldwing GL1200Under LH side-panel unscrew retainer screw above battremove leads neg 1st, remove breather tube, pull battery out top 1st
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SOURCE: 1981 Honda GL500 interstate bulbs

the front turn signals are 1157 and the rear are 1156.

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    • The Gold Wing Interstate can trace its roots to 1972 when Honda conceived a grand touring motorcycle based on the five- and six-cylinder racing superbikes of the 1960s. The new bikes dubbed the Gold Wing would feature a liquid-cooled four- or six-cylinder engine. In 1975, the Gold Wing GL1000 debuted with a boxer 999 cc four-cylinder engine. A year later, Honda launched the GL1000 Limited Edition, equipped with a chrome radiator, quilt-patterned seat and gold wheels.
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