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I just got a new project, a 1970 CB750 K0, and it will be very expensive to restore. Hopefully, I will finally win. Thank You, Cedric

If you have a sandcast or know anyone that has one, they should know about some pipes that I have on eBay right now. I did not realize just how rare these pipes were until after I listed them. Two of the pipes, #1 an #4 are original "No-No" (No number stamped on them) pipes. It seems that...

I'm in.

I sell these on eBay. You want the level to be about 2-3mm below the lowest rim edge...

One of three CB750s. I have two K1s and one K0.

I have ordered direct from Yamiya several times and items typically arrive within a week. Shipping is expensive. I paid a few hundred dollars for a complete body set and pipes. If you order from David Silver Spares, shipping is about $20.00.

David Silver Spares is a good place to get these pipes too. They currently have two options. Yamiya makes excellent pipes.

It is a common practice to use tubeless tires with tubes and spoked rims. I have never seen the brand "Kings Tire."

I would not attempt to remove it unless you are willing to risk ruining the pipe. Removing these when a pipe is new is not a big deal, but after 50 years, the rust makes it a very difficult task. Be happy and leave it in. :) You can use an inspection camera to see inside.

Thank you. I restored it last year. I have wanted to do one for many years because I had a 1970 K0 Sandcast when I was in high school. I didn't know what I had and let it go for $1000.00 after I put about 60,000 miles on it. It took me about three months to restore this one. Glad you...

Here is my K0.

Thanks in advance for making me the winner.

Thanks and I would live to win this time.

Pick me.

Yes, you can see the level on two carbs at a time. If you want to see all four at a time, buy two sets.

I recently developed a new tool to check the float levels and this is available on eBay. A plastic plug with rubber hose clamps goes into the large hole on the side of the carb. The clear tubes slide into the clamps and will stay in place unless you pull them out. If you need to adjust the...

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I could use a few things. Thank you.

Thank you in advance for my win, I hope...

I would love to win this time...

I am currently restoring a 1970 K0.

I am in the middle of a K0 restoration and it would be nice to win. Thanks.

I could really use this as I am restoring a 1970 K0 CB750 right now.

The man that makes the plates say he is 100% sure the manufacture date is 5/70. Thanks for your help.

Probably not.

I just ordered a plate from Switzerland with a 5/70 date. Thanks for the help.

Thanks.

Want, of course. I would like to put this bike in near original condition and it came with a plate.

I got a new project, a 1970 K0 that needs a lot of love. :)

I need a VIN plate for my 1970 CB750. What month was 1034704 manufactured? Thanks, Cedric