Hi guys, can someone help me with a pic of one of these on an NC30/35. What one do you use?

Thanks,

Alex,
I bought a cheap one off ebay last year (£25 I think)
It came from Hong Kong or Thailand. It works fine, looks a little dodgy as the colours don't match, but seals fine and is simple to get off, even with gloved hands. Spike had one as well for his track bike but it was annodised black.
I'm probably going to get another soon for my spare fairing/tank set-up.

That's the same as what I have - in black. As said, it works well and very cheap, but the anodising faded to a browny colour very quickly in the Australian sun. Although, NCs have brown coloured fillers as standard don't they

I'd be inclined to choose plain alu now.

Heres a bad pic of a black one fitted


Ive had 2 black ones and they have both discoloured, like cammo id go plain ally next time

Drunkn Munky wrote:
like cammo id go plain ally next time

My sparco on the rvf, been on 4 years now and still as good as new. No discolouration.

Any of you guys have a link to a plain alu one? Can't seem to find anything reasonably priced!

Thanks,

At first these cnc'd caps from thailand look & fit great but if the paint of you tank, around the filler cap isnt good, it'll be affected by the fuel vapor & bubble, as these type of fuel caps do not seal the tank shut as the original does.

Thank you for the tip, my tank is on the original paint and is in great condition, no cracking or damage around the filler cap so I'm guessing it should be OK.

alexwitham wrote:Any of you guys have a link to a plain alu one? Can't seem to find anything reasonably priced!

Thanks,

Try searching US Ebay for 'gas fuel cap cbr' and a load of different colours/styles/prices come up. This one (silver anodised) is pretty cheap:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Honda-CB ... 3a60001d17