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great, thanks for posting this!

Just a follow up post to my wiring problem, I definitely had a blown fuse. 3rd down 15amp was broke. I replaced it and got most of my electrical back up and running following the diagrams I found on the web. But, still can't get the bike to fire. I know its still my wiring that's holding me...

lol, yep your right just searched for diagrams and found a bunch. I'm going to tackle this again on the weekend. I'm sure I must have blown a fuse, so I'll check those too.

I think I just pooched my wiring last weekend. I tried switching the handle bars for more aggressive/lower bars (not quite clubman) and the cabling / master cylinder wouldn't fit well, so I ended up putting my old bars back on until I can get a shop to look at it. But, then when I was wiring...

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wow, I'm probably well over due then. Thanks guys.

correction / Its Cafeken's CB750 fender I like, that's not stock is it? Not the colour, just the form I mean. I'd like that for my bike!

Great video Travis, thanks. I don't believe my '74 CB750 has ever been checked. It has 15k original miles, and once engine has run for a bit / operating temp the motor is strong. I've been told it probably needs rejetting more then anything which would help with starting and holding idle for...

I have a '69 to '78 shop manual, but its 127megs in pdf format. Travis if there's ever a way to upload let me know.

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Agreed, that red one is amazing like nothing I've ever seen before.

The site is great, I check in frequently and love watching it grow.

My current champ 1974 CB750 & off road fun YZ250 Also old Suzuki 125 and daughters '77 Honda Z50, can't find the pics. And prior Honda 450

Great final episode, love the show. There was an after show / feature called Talking Dead, its about 30mins you can probably find it online. Its definitely a prison and suggested the 3rd season will spend a fair amount of time. The sword girl with chained up zombie's is from the comics /...

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thanks for your link, the parts you polished look great. I have a good fast drill and even angle grinder. Just never bought the bits and brass wheels etc for them. I'm quite new to this work, but am motivated to learn. My bike looks great from a distance, but up close you see the age. I'll...

That looks awesome, exactly the results I'm after.

Agree, didn't notice that initially, that wouldn't match mine then. Its newer / like suggested 77 s

Looks just like my '74 CB

I won't be pulling out the motor, that's above my skill level. I just want to clean it the best I possibly can.

I've started sanding my front forks by hand. So far so good, I plan on taking the grits up 320, 600, 900+ as needed. I've seen on Youtube people finish with a polishing wheel on a drill. Has anyone done this and what were the results? Open to suggestions as my forks are badly oxidized. Thanks