Recent content by Russell Morgan

Thanks that helps.

On each end of the spacer there is metal ring with three clips (for lack of a better description) that face the inner race. When I removed the new bearings some of them were bent. I thought this was possibly a problem.

I am working on my project bike 1982 cb750sc nighthawk. I replaced the front wheel bearings myself but when they were pressed in place I could not turn the inner race by hand. I knocked one bearing back out and it turns easily. When the inner race of both bearings press against the spacer...

Thank you I went to the dealer and looked at the diagram and got it right. The forks are on now.

I removed the forks on my 1982 CB750SC nighthawk and had them rebuilt. There are two rubber bushings on each fork and for the life of me, I can't remember how they were when I took them off. One goes on top and bottom of the blinker assembly that the fork slides through I'm sure. Any help is...

Do you have to use a host site like photobucket to post pictures or is there another way?

Just ordered one on ebay looking forward to restoring this bike.

So I have had my 1982 nighthawk 750 sitting for over 25 years, I know I should be ashamed, but my bike budget has gone to multiple CBR's and currently an ST1300 but I finally got off my ass and decided to resurrect the nighthawk. I am in need of a stock airbox. Any help will be appreciated.