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1980 CB750F
Idle with choke engaged sits kinda high at around 3000rpm. Disengage the choke and the bike just cuts out.... so do I lower the fast idle speed or do I simply increase the idle? And in increasing the idle, do I adjust the pilot screws or just the black knob beneath the carbs?
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1980 CB750F Rear Brake Caliper installment
I position the shoes into their designated slotted spaces upon the caliper bracket. I go to slide the caliper on to the bracket but there's not enough clearance between the fully compressed piston and the other end of the caliper assembly.
So I pulled the carbs, removed the bowls and I noticed that one of the floats has a lot more 'bounce' than the others. Should they all have that kind of action?
Ultimately, I think I'd like to replace/upgrade the stock front brake calipers on my 1980 CB750F (one of the mounting bolts is rounded off real bad- think I'm gonna cut off the head and then replace the caliper). What are my options?
Bought a 1980 CB750F a few months back
when I was rolling her into my garage, I lost my balance and had to put her down on her right side (ever so slightly)... now my number 3 carb leaks from the drain valve... any advice?
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