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1983 Honda CB1100F · Warning Labels Buying guide
Factory caution stickers are often missing or sun-faded on older bikes. A complete set brings back the small markings a Canadian bike carried from the showroom.
The page lists Important Information, Drive Chain Caution, Exhaust Modification, Accessories & Loading and Battery Caution stickers, two FVQ Type-C labels, Preserve Nature, two TRAC fork decals, a kilometre break-in label and two helmet holder labels.
Reference photos of an unrestored Canadian CB1100F are the best guide to placement. Peel only a corner of the backing first, line the sticker up, then smooth it down from the centre outwards to avoid trapping air.
Three items come in pairs: the FVQ Type-C labels, the TRAC fork decals and the helmet holder labels. The remaining seven stickers are single pieces, for 13 in total.
The page names the 1983 CB1100F Canadian model only, and the break-in label reads in kilometres. No USA sticker set is currently offered for this model.
No. The page says Honda no longer supplies them, so this is a reproduction set made from 3M or Avery film and finished with a clear protective coating.
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