Honda Transalp and Africa Twin - Revision history

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Aftermarket Fuel Pumps

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	======Aftermarket Fuel Pumps======		======Aftermarket Fuel Pumps======

			Update: As of 2020, I run a Facet Posi-Flo 60304. This is an updated, plastic-bodied version of the older cube pumps. Despite the plastic case, it appears to still be susceptible to moisture, so take care when locating it on the bike.

	[http://www.facet-purolator.com Facet] (a Purolator company) makes solid state fuel pumps, which claim to have no moving parts or diaphragms to wear out.[[Image:Facet_CubeFuelPump.jpg\|200px\|right]]		[http://www.facet-purolator.com Facet] (a Purolator company) makes solid state fuel pumps, which claim to have no moving parts or diaphragms to wear out.[[Image:Facet_CubeFuelPump.jpg\|200px\|right]]
			[[Image:Facet-PosiFlow.png\|200px\|right]]

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Rear Shock

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	==Rear Shock==		==Rear Shock==

			[https://advrider.com/f/threads/show-us-your-transalp-modifications.39170/page-420#post-11615135 This post] claims that the PD06 Transalp, RD03 and RD04 Africa Twins all have a shock length of 375mm.

			With the RD04/RD07 swingarm, 1.5cm additional shock length gives 4cm additional height.

	===Transalp Rear Shock===		===Transalp Rear Shock===

2011-10-12T19:45:21Z

Support Bracket

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	This item may be listed on [http://www.ebay.de Ebay Germany] as "Verkleidungshalter" (translates as "Fairing bracket"). It certainly appears to be the exact same part as what is commonly listed as "Kühlerhalter" ("cooler holder").		This item may be listed on [http://www.ebay.de Ebay Germany] as "Verkleidungshalter" (translates as "Fairing bracket"). It certainly appears to be the exact same part as what is commonly listed as "Kühlerhalter" ("cooler holder").

	It appears in the XRV650K microfiche as:		It appears in both the XRV650K and XR750N microfiche as <tt>64209-MS8-000 PIPE COMP., COWL MOUNTING</tt>.
	~~<blockquote>~~<tt>64209-MS8-000 PIPE COMP., COWL MOUNTING</tt>~~</blockquote>~~
	~~and on the XRV750N microfiche as:~~
	~~<blockquote><tt>64209-MV1-000 PIPE COMP~~.~~, COWL MOUNTING</tt></blockquote>~~

	===Fuel Pump===		===Fuel Pump===

2011-10-12T19:43:01Z

Model Designations

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Model Designations

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Model Designations

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	For a full breakdown of Transalp models (PD06H, J, K, PD10, etc) see [http://www.ta-deti.de/ta/mods.html Deti's page].		For a full breakdown of Transalp models (PD06H, J, K, PD10, etc) see [http://www.ta-deti.de/ta/mods.html Deti's page].

2011-10-12T19:41:55Z

Model Designations

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	There are several models of Africa Twin. The important thing to remember is that <b>RD07 parts cannot be used on Transalps</b>, as the frame is significantly different. Many <b>RD03</b> and <b>RD04</b> parts, however, bolt straight up to a Transalp. The following chart shows years and models. Note that only models relevant to the US-spec Transalp are shown:		There are several models of Africa Twin. The important thing to remember is that <b>RD07 parts cannot be used on Transalps</b>, as the frame is significantly different. Many <b>RD03</b> and <b>RD04</b> parts, however, bolt straight up to a Transalp. The following chart shows years and models. Note that only models relevant to the US-spec Transalp are shown:

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	For a full breakdown of Transalp models (PD06H, J, K, PD10, etc) see [http://www.ta-deti.de/ta/mods.html Deti's page].		For a full breakdown of Transalp models (PD06H, J, K, PD10, etc) see [http://www.ta-deti.de/ta/mods.html Deti's page].

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Model Designations

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	\|-		<td>1988<br />1989</td><td>RD03 XRV650<br />RD03 XRV650</td><td>[[File:XRV650RD03.jpg\|thumbnail]]</td>
	\| 1988 \|\| RD03 XRV650		</tr>
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	~~\| 1989 \|\|~~ RD03 XRV650		<td>1990<br />1991<br />1992<br />1993<br /></td>
	\|-		<td>RD04L XRV750<br />RD04M XRV750<br />RD04N XRV750<br />RD04P XRV750</td>
	~~\| 1990 \|\| RD04L XRV750~~		<td>[[File:XRV750RD04.jpg\|thumbnail]]</td>
	\|-		</tr>
	~~\| 1991 \|\| RD04M XRV750~~		<tr>
	\|-		<td>1994+</td><td>RD07 XRV750</td><td>[[File:XRV750RD07.jpg\|thumbnail]]</td>
	~~\| 1992 \|\| RD04N XRV750~~
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	~~\| 1993 \|\| RD04P XRV750~~
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	~~\| 1994+ \|\| RD07~~
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	[[File:XRV650RD03.jpg\|thumbnail]]<br />
	[[File:XRV750RD04.jpg\|thumbnail]]<br />
	[[File:XRV750RD07.jpg\|thumbnail]]~~<br />~~
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2011-10-12T19:38:17Z

Model Designations

2011-10-12T19:37:55Z

Model Designations