NC24 Colour Schemes

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NC24 Colour Schemes

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Hi All,

In the process of buying my first VRF 400 and wonder if anyone can tell me if what the normal colour an NC24 should be, the one I'm looking at is mainly Blue ( yellow Honda Logo on Tank) white wheels / front mud guard & bottom of fairing. Also has a Red pillion seat.
Is this a standard colour scheme?

Many thanks

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Re: NC24 Colour Schemes

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Hi Phil,

Welcome..

Have you got a link or a pic?

Sounds like a non std to me - but it is going to be at least 21 years old...might have had a change of clothes since it was first dressed up!

Std schemes you can see in the gallery section - for me, Red, white and blue or rothmans are the colours to have an NC24 in :grin:
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Re: NC24 Colour Schemes

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Hi Thanks,

Site looks like it has loads of great info, which maybe some help in the future :(

Not sure how to add pictues :oops:

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Sounds like it could be original scheme.. they did one with a red seat!

http://www.vsource.org/VFR-RVF_files/Bv ... -rj-mi.htm

Have a look there..

Pics of all models... you'll probably find it's an RJ-III (87/88) model if it has the red seat :)
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Hopefully you can view this :grin:

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PhilR wrote:Hopefully you can view this :grin:

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You missed the last ] bracket off it...

not standard at all... ;)
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oh :|

Then I need to look close at this one, he wants £600 for it, no mot or tax hasn't run for two years ( in storage ) I may need help :pray:

Many thanks for input, it has helped a great deal
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Re: NC24 Colour Schemes

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Yes thats not a standard scheme.

Does it run yet? If it doesn't and your not familair with 400cc V4's you might find it quite a nightmare to get running.

That combined with the rarirty of some NC24 parts can make it quite expensive too.

You'll need to check:

Exhaust system.. a rotten collectorbox is going to cost you circa £150.00 to replace, IF you can get one.. you also have to take the engine out of the bike to replace it.

Regulator / Rectifier / Generator / Battery: These all have major problems but there not that hard to change.

Theres a few other things i'll type up when i'm home from work.

Don't be put off though, it's deffinatly worth having a look but I wouldn't value it at £600.00, especially with no mot/tax / not running.

Closer to £350 - £400.
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Re: NC24 Colour Schemes

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Hi Thanks for that :grin:

I haven't bought it yet, was going to the deal at the weekend, but min he will go is £ 565 :|

In two minds about this one!
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Re: NC24 Colour Schemes

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I've decided to give this one a miss :cry: and look for one nearer to me and with less issues, so if any of you know of one in the Essex area, please drop me a pm

Thanks

Phil

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