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Hey all! Here's my K5 rider and my K6 project

I'll take an entry

Hey from snowy NH. The power was off all night but they are working on clearing the broken trees off the power lines and roads.

I have a few in need of parts

:thumbsup: heck ya

Put me in coach

Are your tires cupped? Cupped tires make noise

At what RPMs?

I'm in please. I have a project in need.

Well maybe not $900 as CMS has the #3 for $948 new(I just looked)

You've given too little information to get a good answer. What exactly are you looking for and to do??? Do you have the frame numbers and model of your bike too? The engine numbers you posted show it is a 1976 engine case number. The 1972-1976 cb750 used the same style carbs. There were...

To say it was never installed is probably not correct but it appears to be a warrantied removal pipe. You can see the ring marks where the collar was tightened on the flange. (I was a parts manager back in the 70s) As to the value of it? Being it is the number 3 pipe(which is one of the last...

There are lots of parts available for the SOHC bikes to bring one back to new both from aftermarket companies and from Honda.

The SOHC(1969-1978) are dependable if take care of and not hammered too hard. But remember, these are old bikes now and need to be babied as the cam chain rubber parts are old and brittle now and need to be replaced. I don't know anything on the DOHC bikes to help you.

I'm sorry I don't have a lot of time today to reply in full as you ask.... You didn't state what type CB750, as in SOHC or DOHC motor.... For SOHC bikes Have you read through the site http://honda750expert.com ??? Another great site to read on is http://forums.sohc4.net/index.php I stopped...

What "tricky looking fitting"??? Are you using a service manual? Do you have a parts breakdown?

How long is much longer than expected????

Did you get this resolved? (You left your thread hanging and others need to know the results)

It depends on what years you bought. The later years made Comstars were tubeless and have a TL on the rim. The SOCH Comstars might not have the TL rating.

I can use a set of JIS screwdrivers

Condition matters. There are a few things that need addressing on your friends bike. Throttle cable routing, missing fork gators, original rear shocks, seat foam is deteriorated, running properly(?). Yes the 1970 can fetch good money in top condition. An example...

https://www.smartcycleguide.com/motorcycles-for-sale/1970-honda-750

Nice find Clark. This is what stock exhaust looks like.

Thank you for doing this!

Hey This comes at a good time ready to place an order for my K5

Might be a cam chain. As dirtdigger said it's remove the motor from the frame and open it up to diagnose. No other way on this. Use the repair manual for steps to do so.

I thought I was registered here sometime ago but couldn't log on and the lost password link said my email wasn't a member. Oh well, on again. Just thought I'd say howdy. Question on posting pictures, I only use my phone to read and post. Is there a way to post pictures with mobile??? I don't get...

I have a 76 I'm bringing back to life but the motor was frozen and needs to be bored out. So I'm thinking of putting the motor from yours in to get it on the road until I get to rebuild my motor. This bike was bought new by my brother, he sold it to my dad, dad sold it to a friend of mine who...

Still Available? Location? Pictures???

The LED flasher eliminates the need for the inline resistors people put in to get the correct flash rate when using LED turn signals. The inline resistors use as much draw power as the incandescent bulbs did and so defeat the use of LED bulbs to lessen the draw needed for turn signals. The best...