Wow, you are brave. I think that rubber belts such as the ST 1100 timing belt are more prone to calendar time deterioration than mileage related deterioration. 19 years is a long time for a rubber belt to be in service.I still have the old 19 year old oem Honda one on my bike.
That's nothing. My hoses have never been changed. Had the o ring changed but hoses still original. The consenus on the belt is at 69K my belt is still good to atleast 100K.Wow, you are brave. I think that rubber belts such as the ST 1100 timing belt are more prone to calendar time deterioration than mileage related deterioration. 19 years is a long time for a rubber belt to be in service.
Michael
What about an oem from Honda? Only cavat would be how old is the stock unit. Gates would be old too if that belt only fits ST's since these bikes are becoming old.Thanks for your reply Jim. I live in the UK and I am having a difficult time obtaining a genuine boxed T325.
what does this mean ?if they are boxed with qr code - I have been let in twice already.
Gates T325 works just fine.What about an oem from Honda? Only cavat would be how old is the stock unit. Gates would be old too if that belt only fits ST's since these bikes are becoming old.