new camino owner

[hondacamino14]

Hey guys im mark i live in the UK and i have just picked up a 1991 honda camino owned by the famous cricket player. it is currently 6v but i would love to convert it to run 12v and also run without a battery, how would i go about donig that ?

also sorry if this has already been said but how do i convert the forum so i can understand most of it in english i have tried to use url english converters

[Oli]

Welcome to the club

Please post some pics

[Nicogsi]

maybe you can built in a 12v ignition of a scooter, that would be nice to try, I think.

[standreww]

Welcome at Camino-Tuning.be

[hondacamino14]

thanks guys here are some pics , also i have heard fitting a 12v rectifer helps with upgrading to 12v

[standreww]

Nice original camino! Keep it that way.
After a good cleaning it's even nicer.

[hondacamino14]

i have been cleaning the chrome up with wirewool i hve to wait for a new fly wheel to arrive as the old one was bent in the middle

[AugustoPer]

Welcome to the club



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[quartzsp]

Hi there,

This is no 1991. These were only made in 86/87. There was also a pink version. They were called (nicknamed) baby boy and baby girl but no youngster would ever be seen on one. I once sold a new one to a guy and when he left the shop he first repainted it in black (in front of the shop!!!), waited till the spray paint dried and then drove away.

[thomasniehr]

Hello first of all here.

I am Thomas from Germany, am new here and just read your post from cleaning.
Try that with an old home remedy only on Chrome, but on no case painted surfaces:
Cola + aluminum foil rub in circular motions to a speedy teamed snarl and you'll festellen, a large part of the rust disappears. The acts for the first ever wonderful.
Then I usually take the soaked wool from nevr dull, the get in ebay and you will see your Chrome is getting better.
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And last but not least the wonderful medium of chrome magic, then does my chrome like new and untouched and the waxes contained sustainably protect the surface against renewed corrosion. Also suitable for removing the exhaust blueness of chrome motorcycle exhaust manifolds.
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Ok, have not yet done that on my newly acquired Camino (Photo) lack of time. But it will happen soon.
I hope to have helped you a little and say good night now times and best regards
Thomas

[thomasniehr]

Well, now I come to your actual problem:
How do you get the Camino from 6V to 12V.
This is relatively easy using the same links displayed.
Look translate this out and if necessary let you safely into English. I mean who even supported a button of English.
Have fun with it and some times please, whether it worked.

http://www.mopshop.de/shop/Moped-Mofa-H ... 14952.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[aquatech]

Hi I'm a new owner too do you still have their bike ? I'm in bury

[camino_expert]

hello
what do you need to know ?

best regards

[quartzsp]

To get a Camino to 12V is easy: you need a Honda PX12V engine (the electric started version). take the right crank case and the complete ignition. You also need the CDI and the high tension coil.

You also can use the electric starter by the way.

Plug and play.

[scottyrice]

Hey Everyone!

Nice pics. I'm new here from the US and need to make one post. I have two red 1982 PA50ii and am looking for more information about water cooling. I would also like to purchase an early 80s Camino 45km/h deluxe and ship back to the states. I would LOVE a blue one with gold rims, circular headlight, and turn signals!