I'm sad to say that after 8 years of enjoyment, I have finally moved on and traded my ACE in for a new motorcycle. The ACE is a remarkable machine and I enjoyed it tremendously over the years, but I have found myself in the position of needing something bigger and more suited to distance riding. My needs have changed and now I want to do some really long distance tours on a bike and enjoy Canada to the fullest, so I bought a new Yamaha Royal Star Venture.

Don't worry though, as I am keeping this website and forum operating for a long time yet to come. I will also still be around to help ACE owners with their questions in our great forum.

Pilot Screw Task Added:

As evidence that I am still committed to supporting this great ACE resource, I have just added (finally, lol) the task for adjusting the Pilot Screws on the carburetors. You can find that task HERE

Just recently, we topped 1000 registered members on our Forums. It's amazing how far this website and forum has come in the just over 5 years that I have had it up. Many thanks to all the members here who have contributed so much to make this the biggest and best community for the Honda ACE motorcycle!!

I've also added instructions for Stage III jetting and my own personal mod of the air intake housing today. You can find that mod HERE.

As well, I updated the Horn Mod to show a new bracket I made that is much more secure and doesn't put as much strain on the choke cable nut. Be sure to check it out!

PlaneCrazy

After a couple of years of poking at this, I finally posted a guide for motorcycle electrical systems, with a focus on the ACE. I have put a lot of effort into this and I am sure that some of you will find it very handy, especially if you do not have much experience with electrical and electronic systems, but want to learn.

It's very much a work in progress, so expect new chapters and items to be added over time. And, of course, if you find any errors or have some information to share, then please feel free to email me at webmaster@750ace.com.

This new guide can be found in the Maintenance section of the website.

PlaneCrazy