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good luck to all and hope everyone has a safe and uneventful riding season

Another month another try, good luck to all

Happy new Year to all, Glad to see the monthly raffle again - good luck to all - as we always need parts

another month another try - good luck to all

in for the win - weathers getting warm time to start fixing

in for the win

in for the win

back in for the try for the win, good luck to all

in for the win - good luck and happy riding

in for the win, good luck to everyone

in for the win once again

back again for another try for the win

in for the win good luck to all, and keep the rubber side down

If you cannot get ethanol free fuel easy (like me) i always shut the gas off and run the bike until the carbs are drained. and always treat your fuel

In for the win

in for the win - good luck to all and happy riding

i wold recommend looking at each carb (one at a time). take of the float cover and turn gas on. you can then use your finger to lift float. (if gas stops that one is good). continue to do this to all four. (most times it's only one float dirty or stuck ) Good Luck

in for the win - good luck to all

in for the win - good luck

Boy could i use these - tired of always striping the screw and having to drill the heads off. Good Luck to all and thanks to Go fast innovations for giving everyone on the board a chance to win a set. Merry Christmas to all.

count me in - good luck to everyone

had no oil in the clutch when cover has been removed, clutch plates were found to be stuck together,due to lack of oil. have pulled hte cklutch apart again and cleaning for reassembly. going to be checking all lines to assure no clogs (oil pump seems ok) Note purchased two parts bikes same...

i am in - good luck to all

https://www.cb750.com/threads/identification-needed.7282/ check out his link it might have the info you need

same here, fill tank with sta-bll run the bike for a little while to get the treated gas into the system. Then shut off gas and run the bike (Carbs) to they are fully drained (using the choke at the end to assure no gas remaining). using this method I have never had a problem. don't worry...

do we have a winner yet?

i have learned the hard way never buy a bike without a tittle unless you are going to part it out.

check this link out should have all the info you will ever need http://www.sohc4.com/cb750/cb750k/ hope it helps

it's been a while and i think we all have been waiting for a chance to win. Good luck to everyone and thanks again

Thank you for getting back to me, i wish i had checked this out before pulling the clutch apart again.