big8mistake
CB750 Member
Hello
I have a restored Honda CB 750 Custom from 1981.
The motorcycle has undergone a major renovation. Chains with tensioners, pistone rings, valve seals, pans and bushings have been replaced in the engine. The problem is that when I start the motorcycle on the choke, even on warm days, for the first few minutes I hear a characteristic sound. When the motorcycle warms up, it disappears. Yesterday I did the camshaft chain adjustment and it didn't help. I guess it may be the fault of the carburetors, they were not completely regenerated. Let me know what you think. Below is the a link to the video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjcbyaelkwU&ab_channel=KatarzynaParzentna
I have a restored Honda CB 750 Custom from 1981.
The motorcycle has undergone a major renovation. Chains with tensioners, pistone rings, valve seals, pans and bushings have been replaced in the engine. The problem is that when I start the motorcycle on the choke, even on warm days, for the first few minutes I hear a characteristic sound. When the motorcycle warms up, it disappears. Yesterday I did the camshaft chain adjustment and it didn't help. I guess it may be the fault of the carburetors, they were not completely regenerated. Let me know what you think. Below is the a link to the video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjcbyaelkwU&ab_channel=KatarzynaParzentna