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Offline martin_uk

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Re: CB750K8 Project
« Reply #165 on: March 30, 2015, 02:36:32 PM »
Extra earth points, which connect to battery earth terminal.

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I considered replacing the original green heat shrink , but would have meant cutting off ring terminal.

Black sheath covering extra earth lead.

The double sided velcro holding loom is just temporary until all the cable runs finalised :D

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Re: CB750K8 Project
« Reply #166 on: March 30, 2015, 02:42:08 PM »
Looking better

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I think these cables may be too short with K8 bars

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Re: CB750K8 Project
« Reply #167 on: March 30, 2015, 07:15:32 PM »
me thinks so too
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Re: CB750K8 Project
« Reply #168 on: March 30, 2015, 08:14:46 PM »
me thinks so too
Cheers
Bitsa

Bitsa keeps doing that as well  ;D ;D ;D

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Re: CB750K8 Project
« Reply #169 on: March 31, 2015, 04:40:25 PM »
Found the Motad instructions, but the flared tube spacer (head rings) used instead of collets is too long to use the aluminium collars/clamps supplied.

Motad recommend fitting No 1 and 4 pipes to head then installing the silencer and finally 2 and 3 to silencer/head.

Looking from front to rear the tubes are numbered.

4 1
 3 2

I bought the Motad as being suitable for F1 and as the K8 has same type exhaust fitting thought might fit, but with change to silencer mount and centre stand stop.

Any close up images of Motad fitted to K7/8 appreciated.

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Re: CB750K8 Project
« Reply #170 on: April 01, 2015, 05:12:21 PM »
me thinks so too
Cheers
Bitsa

Bitsa keeps doing that as well  ;D ;D ;D

Just checked with DSS and advise same cables on K8 as European bars, but only genuine quoted at around £60 plus not  stocked  :o

Any recommended supplier for longer cables for high bars on PD carbs?
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Re: CB750K8 Project
« Reply #171 on: April 02, 2015, 01:22:19 PM »
Hi Martin,

I have no expertise to add, but just wanted to acknowledge your good work and the great pictorial story you are creating.

Makes my recent work on a 400 look rather easy!

Cheers, D.
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Re: CB750K8 Project
« Reply #172 on: April 05, 2015, 04:16:47 PM »
Hi Martin,

I have no expertise to add, but just wanted to acknowledge your good work and the great pictorial story you are creating.

Makes my recent work on a 400 look rather easy!

Cheers, D.

Thanks Drew
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Re: CB750K8 Project
« Reply #173 on: April 05, 2015, 04:23:31 PM »
Bike did not come with carbs so had to buy some.

They were in pretty good condition, but cleaned out and debating whether to remove the press fit idle jets on PD carb.

Glad I did as came out easier than expected, using parallel pliers. Quite a build up of crud and would have meant carbs would not run right, pics to follow.

Cruisin Image float bowl seals expanded after testing the accelerator jets/float valves, but hopefully will shrink after leaving for a day or two.

Hopefully carb mounting rubbers will arrive this week and can try firing up ;D
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Re: CB750K8 Project
« Reply #174 on: April 07, 2015, 10:08:39 PM »
Started fitting the Motad 4 into 1 but found the collars too long to fit with clamps supplied  :(



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Ended up using split collars from an F1 with the Motad clamps.

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Carb insulators arrived today so fiited carbs,

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Engine fired up straight away and sounds good  ;D

Its always a relief, now need to adjust the carbs.

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1977 CB750F1
1977 CB750f1 836
1978 CB750F1
1975 CB500K1

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Re: CB750K8 Project
« Reply #175 on: April 07, 2015, 10:11:47 PM »
Bike did not come with carbs so had to buy some.

They were in pretty good condition, but cleaned out and debating whether to remove the press fit idle jets on PD carb.

Glad I did as came out easier than expected, using parallel pliers. Quite a build up of crud and would have meant carbs would not run right, pics to follow.

Cruisin Image float bowl seals expanded after testing the accelerator jets/float valves, but hopefully will shrink after leaving for a day or two.

Hopefully carb mounting rubbers will arrive this week and can try firing up ;D

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Marks are where I tried ordinary pliers

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1977 CB750F1
1977 CB750f1 836
1978 CB750F1
1975 CB500K1

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Re: CB750K8 Project
« Reply #176 on: April 19, 2015, 11:35:53 AM »
Spoke to Motad about exhaust and they have sent me 4 shorter head rings/collars and an F1 silencer mount as I had a K6 supplied.

In the end decided to fit the Marshals system I bought from Pete and looks and fits much nicer, with more access to oil filter.

Will use Motad on one of F1's.

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The stand stop.

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1977 CB750F1
1977 CB750f1 836
1978 CB750F1
1975 CB500K1

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Re: CB750K8 Project
« Reply #177 on: April 19, 2015, 11:51:07 AM »
Not too much to do now, but cant easily get the correct length throttle cables in UK and have it booked in for MOT on Friday, to enable me to register here.

Have used shortest route, with cables I have but may be a problem with tanks fitted.

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1977 CB750F1
1977 CB750f1 836
1978 CB750F1
1975 CB500K1

Triumph Street Triple 675R
Ducati 800 Icon Scrambler
Triumph 3TA
AJS 350 mod16
BSA BantamD1
Honda C90zz
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Re: CB750K8 Project
« Reply #178 on: April 19, 2015, 11:58:13 AM »
Bike has PD carbs which I have not worked on before and were missing from bike!

Had a problem with choke as not fully closing butterflies and no fast idle.

Found the problem was with jamming linkage as this swivels, so after carefully bending it now works with fast idle of 3k

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Also decided to splash out on a new front mudguard as DSS seem to have reduced genuine price to £125 plus vat

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1977 CB750F1
1977 CB750f1 836
1978 CB750F1
1975 CB500K1

Triumph Street Triple 675R
Ducati 800 Icon Scrambler
Triumph 3TA
AJS 350 mod16
BSA BantamD1
Honda C90zz
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Offline martin_uk

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Re: CB750K8 Project
« Reply #179 on: April 19, 2015, 11:59:10 AM »
Bike has PD carbs which I have not worked on before and were missing from bike!

Had a problem with choke as not fully closing butterflies and no fast idle.

Found the problem was with jamming linkage as this swivels, so after carefully bending it now works with fast idle of 3k

2015_0418eng0013 by nitram2010, on Flickr

2015_0418eng0015 by nitram2010, on Flickr

Also decided to splash out on a new front mudguard as DSS seem to have reduced genuine price to £125 plus vat

2015_0418eng0026 by nitram2010, on Flickr
1977 CB750F1
1977 CB750f1 836
1978 CB750F1
1975 CB500K1

Triumph Street Triple 675R
Ducati 800 Icon Scrambler
Triumph 3TA
AJS 350 mod16
BSA BantamD1
Honda C90zz
Honda CB500X
BSA WD B40 350

 

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