Anyone know where to get parts?. everyone saying Honda didn't make a 350 in 91 but I have one here in Canada.

 

How do you know yours is a 1991 model? Check the 10th digit of the VIN. A dealer can sometimes sell an older quad and title it the year he sells it. Esp if there is no formal title, as for tractors.

The TRX350 was Honda's 1st 4x4 ATV, made 86-89. Another 350 model did not come out until 2000. I had an 89, and parts are still available.

 

The 350D Foreman / 350 4Trax was imported from Japan into Canada until '92.
I have a '90 ....

 

first 11 of my vin are JH3TE072XMM...... I have Canadian registration for it and says its a 91. The front frame is stamped that its a 1991 TRX350 and my vin is correct. The engine number is TE07E-500775

Any help would be appreciated. would an older year Honda trx350 parts fit?

 

They made a 1993 Honda TRX 350 FW Foreman here is one for sale. 1993 Honda TRX 350 FW Fourtrax - Alberta ATV For Sale - Kijiji Alberta Canada.



Things get different in Canada, Canada kept getting the Yamaha 350 2 stroke Banshee for years longer then the states.
The State quit getting them in 2007 while Canada got them until at least 2012.
http://liveimages.redbook.com.au/red...thumb&width=75

2012 Banshee

 

Good info TLC ......
I've never seen a Canadian model with the fuel gauge, the removable handlebar headlight, or the clear fender lights.

I bought a new '86 350 4Trax in early '88. It came with a dealer installed hour meter. Haven't seen any others like it.

What other differences have you guy's noticed?

 

I , have a 2007 Canadian 350 4x4 Bruin and my friend bought the same ATV from Michigan they call them Grizzly instead of Bruin and it has "no" speedometer which I have.
Must be a Canadian law thing.
American 500 Polaris Scramblers have no speedo but the Canadian ones do.

 

Found this site,hope it helps.
Honda Trx350 Fourtrax 1991 / Sul parts list partsmanual partsfiche

 

Yeah, emmision controls in the US killed the early 2-strokes. The Banshee has the same engine as the Yamaha RD350 bike, which was replaced with a version that had an actual catalytic converter, the RZ350. Did not last long here.

The 1st attempt by Honda to make a 4x4 ATV, the TRX350, overlapped with the development of their conventional 4x4, the TRX300 FourTrax. That unit came out in 88, overlapping with the slightly bigger TRX350. The TRX350 (86-89 in the US) was complicated and expensive to build, and had a front swingarm and straight axle. Often only 3 wheels were on the ground, and the ride was brutal.

Interesting that the TRX350 carried on for a few years in Canada and Europe. What's the difference between the TRX350 FourTrax and the TRX350D FourTrax Foreman?

 

Not 100% on this ....... The 'Honda 350 4Trax' was the Canadian designation, while the 'Honda 350D Foreman' was the U.S. counterpart.

It was mentioned on another site that the 'Honda 350D Foreman' was a de-luxe version of the Canadian model.

The fuel gauge, removable headlight, clear front fender lights, different grille, and different rack designs are the most noticeable differences. The only 'blue' Honda 350D Foreman I've seen was at Omak, Washington. It was a new one in the dealership there.

My '90 came with a dealer installed 'block heater' .....
They are nice old machines, take a lot of work to ride them, tough built, and fairly snappy on the throttle .....

Have you noticed any more things that were different? Would like to hear about them .......