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    Uvea

    I was wondering if there was any major differences between the two models. As I understand it the 700SC was for the US because of something to do with

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    Uvea Today, 11:42 AM Go to last post
    MrMojoRisin

    Hello, just brought home a 79 CB750L project. Bike is partially together and was able to get it running with some jumper cables and starter fluid at the

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    MrMojoRisin Today, 09:21 AM Go to last post
    flatpick13

    Awesome, thank you for the advice!

    1980 CB750F Carb decisions, would appreciate some experienced input!!!

    flatpick13 Today, 07:57 AM Go to last post
    pidjones

    If anyone is near Sevierville, TN, there will be an old motorcycle show and swap "Possum Gathering" April 9 & 10 at the Sevier County Fair

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    pidjones Today, 07:04 AM Go to last post
    Britman

    Maybe they are never finished until they roll out of the driveway into the back of the new owners truck. Right now this one is staying with a new set

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    Britman Yesterday, 11:53 PM Go to last post
    amc49

    You're probably right..........thinking of the later bigger bikes.

    Regardless, no reason you can't do it yourself.

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    amc49 Yesterday, 06:31 PM Go to last post