David Silver Fuel Filler Latches

[SteveD CB500K0]

I can get trade prices. PM me if interested.

New product announcement
Product name: 70's models Push button fuel tank lock kit
Product type: Replica
Part number: 17517300340P

Description: Fits CB200, CB250, 350, 450K, CB400, 500, 550, and 750 Fours and many others (see list below).

Highest quality exact replica of the original fuel tank latch, comes complete with stainless steel pivot pin and spring. A must have part for any restoration.

IN STOCK NOW

Retail price: £29.00
   
Suitable for:
CB200 1974 USA
CB200 TWIN
CB200T 1976 USA
CB200T0 1975 USA
CB250G5
CB250K3 SUPER SPORT 1971
CB250K4 SUPER SPORT 1972 - 1973
CB350 FOUR
CB350G SUPER SPORT 1973 USA
CB350K3 SUPER SPORT 1971
CB350K4 SUPER SPORT 1972 - 1973
CB360G5
CB400F SUPER SPORT 1976 USA
CB400F SUPER SPORT FOUR
CB400F0 SUPER SPORT 1975 USA
CB450K3 SUPER SPORT 1970 USA
CB450K4 SUPER SPORT 1971 USA
CB450K5 SUPER SPORT 1972 USA
CB450K6 SUPER SPORT 1973 USA
CB450K7 SUPER SPORT 1974 USA
CB500K0 FOUR 1971
CB500K1 FOUR 1972
CB500K2 FOUR 1973 USA
CB500T 500 TWIN DOHC 1975
CB500T 500 TWIN DOHC 1976
CB550K 1976 USA
CB550K0 1974 USA
CB550K1 1975 USA
CB750K FOUR 1976 USA
CB750K0 FOUR 1969-1970
CB750K0 FOUR 1969-1970 USA
CB750K1 FOUR 1970-1971 USA
CB750K1 FOUR 1971
CB750K2 FOUR 1972
CB750K2 FOUR 1972 USA
CB750K3 FOUR 1973 USA
CB750K4 FOUR 1974 USA
CB750K5 F! OUR 1975 USA
CB750K6 FOUR 1976
CL200 1974 USA
CL350K3 1971 USA
CL350K4 1972 USA
CL350K5 1973 USA
CL450K3 1970 USA
CL450K4 1971 USA
CL450K5 1972-1973 USA
CL450K6 1974 USA
SL350K0 MOTOSPORT 1969 - 1970 USA
SL350K1 MOTOSPORT 1970-1971 USA
SL350K2 MOTOSPORT 1972 USA

Call or email us now to order
01728 833020 or sales@davidsilverspares.co.uk
Kind regards
David Silver Spares Ltd

[UK Pete]

Looks like after the court case with Honda Dave silver has come out fighting with a new strategy, to copy lots of parts that honda no longer has the copyright for, which is good news for us lot

[LesterPiglet]

What case was this?

[SteveD CB500K0]

Rather than try to explain it, I pinched this from www.pannone.com

Honda Motor Co Ltd (1) Honda Motor Europe Ltd v David Silver Spares Limited [2010]

One recent decision of the High Court provides confirmation that the onus remains on the Defendant to such actions to demonstrate the origin of the branded goods they sell. In the above case, Honda alleged that David Silver Spares Limited ("David Silver") had infringed its registered UK and Community trade marks for HONDA by purchasing genuine Honda parts from outside the EEA and selling them within the EEA without Honda's express consent.

David Silver denied that it had infringed Honda's trade marks. It sought to argue that the products were purchased within the EEA. It claimed, however,that as Honda had exclusive distribution agreements with companies covering various EEA member states, if it were obliged to disclose which of those distributors they had been purchased from, Honda could potentially prevent such further legitimate sales being made to David Silver in the future harming competition and partitioning the European market. David Silver claimed the onus should be on Honda to prove that the goods were initially placed on sale outside of the EEA by the company, or with its consent.

The judge refused to reverse the burden of proof and stated that the onus remained on David Silver to prove that Honda had consented to such sales and that it had unequivocally demonstrated an intention to renounce its rights.