About the Honda XR600
Connect an XR600 search with the complete XR600R application and the correct service job.
The featured products on this XR600 family page identify their applications as XR600R. That complete designation gives you a more useful starting point for service records and parts enquiries. Once it is confirmed on your motorcycle, the dedicated XR600R page explains the featured carburetor, fork, rear-brake and cover-seal jobs in greater detail.
Choose the assembly first, then its year application
XR600R fork seals and the oil-filter cover O-ring list 1985–2000. The featured carb kit lists 1991–2000, while the rear drum-brake shoes list 1985–1990. Use those ranges to organize separate jobs, with the cover seal and filter element treated as individual oil-service parts.
Know your XR600 before choosing partsXR600 repair checkpoints
Use the checkpoints below to prepare the parts list for your repair.
Family and model
XR600 search, XR600R application
This family collection groups the broader search term. The linked XR600R collection is the next step when the bike’s complete identification confirms that model.
Carburetor years
1991–2000 is a specific kit range
The selected kit’s XR600R 1991–2000 application does not establish fitment to an earlier carburetor. Match its body identification and the product contents.
Rear brake
Early shoes need the matching drum
The featured rear shoes list XR600R 1985–1990. They are not pads for a disc brake, and their application should not be extended to a changed wheel or later brake system.
Identify your motorcycle before orderingXR600 identification checklist
Record the motorcycle’s identification and check for replacement assemblies before choosing service parts.
- Check whether the frame identification and model documentation specify XR600R; do not rely solely on an advertisement that says XR600.
- Record the carburetor markings and inspect the rear brake type before choosing a fuel-system kit or brake component.
- Check for a replacement engine, forks or rear wheel, and use the identity of the changed assembly when verifying its parts.
Contact PartsNMore with the model year, frame and engine markings and clear photos of the component being repaired.