Below is a parts list breakdown to convert the 06-08 TRX450ER to a KICKER...
1. 2 Pinion (28T) 28211-HP1-670 1
3 Plate, Kick Stopper 28215-HP1-670 1
4 Ratchet 28221-HP1-670 1
5 Spring 28223-HP1-670 1
6 Gear (31T) 28231-HP1-670 1
7 Collar 28232-HP1-840 1
8 Plate 28233-HP1-840 1
10 Spindle 28251-HP1-840 1
11 Spring 28261-HP1-840 1
12 Collar 28282-HP1-840 1
13 Bolt, Flange (6x14) 90004-GHB-620 1
14 Washer (14mm) 90451-PC9-000 1
15 Washer B (22mm) 90455-ML7-000 1
16 Washer (27x20x1) 90554-728-940 2
17 Bearing (22x29x10) 91007-HP1-671 1
18 Bearing, Needle 91105-KN7-671 1
19 Bolt, Hex (6x16) 93301-06016-0A 2
20 Circlip (19mm) 94510-19000 1
22 Gear (25T/13T) 28240-HP1-840 1
23 Arm, Kick Starter 28300-HP1-840 1
19 Bolt, Kick Joint 28306-MEN-670 1
seal 91204-KF0-003 1
gasket 11394-HP1-600 1
During kicking, the CDI requires a higher level of power than the stator can output to enable the CDI's operation- where there is no battery on the frame on the KICKER setup to continuously 'power' the CDI ....
To supply electrical power to the CDI on the KICKER setup during startup, a Condenser is used to store energy- similiar to a battery ability to store energy. The Condensers ability to store energy is extremely short lived compared to a battery. During engine opration, the Condenser will store the charge from the Regulator/Rectifier which is mounted on the rear subframe where the batteries location would be on the electric start version... The location of the Condenser is under the hood... The kick start Condencer costs about $25 from service honda...
You can either buy a new KICK start electric wiring harness, or you can splice the Condencer into the wiring, the later being the cheaper modification...[/b]