About the Honda VF1100C V65 Magna
Service parts for the VF1100C, Honda’s V65 Magna cruiser.
The VF1100C V65 Magna puts Honda’s liquid-cooled V4 and shaft drive in a cruiser layout with twin rear shocks. It shares the V65 family name with the Sabre, but has different chassis and carburetor equipment. Retaining the VF1100C designation also separates this motorcycle from other Magna engine sizes.
Choose the fork seal for the job
The V65 Magna fork dust seal protects the fork-seal area from dirt and water. The oil seal performs the oil-retaining job. For a fork service, identify the fitted fork and the condition of both sealing components so the order includes the pieces the repair requires.
Know your VF1100C before choosing partsMagna carburetor, fork and brake applications
The repair examples below list 1983–1986 VF1100C applications. Component identity still matters on motorcycles with replacement equipment.
Carburetor sealing
Individual bowl gaskets
The bowl gasket has an explicit VF1100C application.
Parts checkpoint: Match the bowl profile and count the gaskets for your repair.
Fork service
Dust protection and oil sealing
The dust-seal listing covers the V65 Magna.
Parts checkpoint: Review the oil seal separately when planning a fork overhaul.
Front brake
Handlebar master cylinder
The repair kit covers 1983–1986 VF1100C applications.
Parts checkpoint: A replacement cylinder requires its own piston and seal match.
Identify your motorcycle before orderingVF1100C model and identification checklist
The V65 badge is useful for finding the family; the complete VF1100C designation is the more precise parts reference.
| Model or component | Year or identification | Check before ordering |
|---|---|---|
| Model and year | VF1100C V65 Magna; 1983–1986 | Use the exact application for each item. |
| Carburetors | Bank markings and bowl profile | Record a replacement bank independently. |
| Fork | Assembly identity and seal profile | Separate dust seals from oil seals. |
| Brake and clutch | Cylinder, caliper or internal plates | Record the component and position being serviced. |
Contact PartsNMore with the model year, frame and engine markings, and clear photos of the part being repaired.