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    LED lights on 81 CB750C

    John, did you ever get your wiring sorted? I couldn't access your photo(s). Just like NicksHonda, I replaced all the bulbs in my 1981 CB750K with LEDs. The OEM relay had to be replaced with a CF13GL-02: 3 Pin Black European Flasher from SuperBrightLEDs.com. No load resistors are needed. I...
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    How to make your own clutch lock nut wrench (and save $200)

    Brilliant! Thanks for the great photos and text.
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    1977 CB750F Horn Emblem correct paint?

    I found a nice 1977 CB750F "Emblem, Horn", Honda part number 38111-410-000, on eBay. About 50% of the original paint finish has flaked off the chrome under-layer but the emblem itself is good. Because of a change in plans I'm not going to use the horn emblem so I'd like to restore it and put it...
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    1977 CB750F Horn Emblem correct paint?

    I found a nice 1977 CB750F "Emblem, Horn", Honda part number 38111-410-000, on eBay. About 50% of the original paint finish has flaked off the chrome under-layer but the emblem itself is good. Because of a change in plans I'm not going to use the horn emblem so I'd like to restore it and put it...
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    Texavina Solo Café Racer Seat Review

    Texavina seat photos Please follow the link in the second paragraph to my photo album. Since this is my first post, I’m still figuring out things like embedding photos in posts. Thanks for your interest; I hope this is helpful!
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    Texavina Solo Café Racer Seat Review

    Recently, I purchased and installed a Honda CB750 CB750K 1979-1983 Low-Profile Solo Café Racer Seat, Model Z2021, from Texavina.com. These are some of my observations, experiences during installation, and a brief review of the seat itself. Photos of my installation are viewable at Texavina Café...
  7. Closeup view of the Texavina seat installed on my 1981 CB750K. The design of the new seat matches the original lines of the motorcycle very nicely.

    Closeup view of the Texavina seat installed on my 1981 CB750K. The design of the new seat matches the original lines of the motorcycle very nicely.

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  8. Closeup view of the Texavina seat installed on my 1981 CB750K. The design of the new seat matches the original lines of the motorcycle very nicely. Th

    Closeup view of the Texavina seat installed on my 1981 CB750K. The design of the new seat matches the original lines of the motorcycle very nicely. Th

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  9. The Texavina seat installed on my 1981 CB750K. The design of the new seat matches the original lines of the motorcycle very nicely. This angle also sh

    The Texavina seat installed on my 1981 CB750K. The design of the new seat matches the original lines of the motorcycle very nicely. This angle also sh

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  10. The Texavina seat installed on my 1981 CB750K. The design of the new seat matches the original lines of the motorcycle very nicely.

    The Texavina seat installed on my 1981 CB750K. The design of the new seat matches the original lines of the motorcycle very nicely.

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    • Album: Texavina Café Racer Seat Installation
  11. My cut-down mounting posts on the new Texavina seat. Notice that the bracket is flush-mounted to the seat pan without the all-important spacer gap.

    My cut-down mounting posts on the new Texavina seat. Notice that the bracket is flush-mounted to the seat pan without the all-important spacer gap.

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  12. This is a seat mounting bracket on the CB750’s original seat. Notice the OEM rubber spacers and the gap between the bracket and the seat pan: The gap

    This is a seat mounting bracket on the CB750’s original seat. Notice the OEM rubber spacers and the gap between the bracket and the seat pan: The gap

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  13. Believing that the long mounting posts created a clearance issue, I trimmed them with a Dremel-type cut-off wheel. That was a mistake.

    Believing that the long mounting posts created a clearance issue, I trimmed them with a Dremel-type cut-off wheel. That was a mistake.

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  14. Mounting hardware installed with my own stainless steel fasteners. Notice the long threaded mounting posts and the flush mount to the seat pan. The cu

    Mounting hardware installed with my own stainless steel fasteners. Notice the long threaded mounting posts and the flush mount to the seat pan. The cu

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  15. The mounting hardware included with the new Texavina seat.

    The mounting hardware included with the new Texavina seat.

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