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« on: September 13, 2018, 03:39:45 PM »
I got these a while ago and seem good for the price. I haven't had one screw cam out since. From Ebay £20
Werkzeug JIS Screwdriver Set
No2 x 38 mm long,
◦No1 x 75 mm long,
◦No2 x 100 mm long,
◦No3 x 150 mm long
1233
« on: September 13, 2018, 11:27:36 AM »
Nope, totally wrong.
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Can you put a pic of the right one up please then for future ref. As this guide seems to differ. http://honda750expert.com/
Blimey, whoever that chap is on that website knows how to blow his own trumpets !!! That article is full of crap and glaring errors.
Here you go
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Isn't that The England light and not the one fit on USA models.
Do you know something Moorey, I'm not sure. But, I am sure I have seen the more rounded type on USA bikes. We need Peter and Mick, who both have USA K1's to let us know what they have fitted and then find someone with a UK K1 to see what's on theirs. The only person I know with a UK K1 is Paul Gledhill but I'm not sure if he had a rear light in all the boxes of bits he got with his restoration project. A UK K1 is a very, very rare bike, so there's not many around to compare with.
When you look through the parts lists the one for sale has the correct rear light for USA and other models other than England Germany and Holland. Your pic would seem to be for England only. The German and Holland lights been different again.
Why didn't they just have one style back light, it would be less confusing. But I'm sure you are correct and the bike for sale has the correct light fitted, it just doesn't look right to me though.
It does seem strange these days but maybe it was to do with suiting local laws in some way. Even as late as the Fs they had different rear lights and indicators for different countries.
1234
« on: September 13, 2018, 08:36:11 AM »
The trouble is they are selling to those who don't know and are trying to screw every penny out of the job. Why else would be even mention K1. Amazing how many will buy without doing any sort of homework and just believe som ething they are told by the seller simply because a item is fashionable at the time. When the arse drops out of this market which it will in time, they will simply move on to the next money maker. The upside been plenty about for the true enthusiast.
1235
« on: September 13, 2018, 04:15:17 AM »
Even though that self proclaimed expert is up his own arse he does specify it's all on USA models.
1236
« on: September 12, 2018, 09:51:15 PM »
Nope, totally wrong.
.
Can you put a pic of the right one up please then for future ref. As this guide seems to differ. http://honda750expert.com/
Blimey, whoever that chap is on that website knows how to blow his own trumpets !!! That article is full of crap and glaring errors.
Here you go
(Attachment Link)
Isn't that The England light and not the one fit on USA models.
Do you know something Moorey, I'm not sure. But, I am sure I have seen the more rounded type on USA bikes. We need Peter and Mick, who both have USA K1's to let us know what they have fitted and then find someone with a UK K1 to see what's on theirs. The only person I know with a UK K1 is Paul Gledhill but I'm not sure if he had a rear light in all the boxes of bits he got with his restoration project. A UK K1 is a very, very rare bike, so there's not many around to compare with.
When you look through the parts lists the one for sale has the correct rear light for USA and other models other than England Germany and Holland. Your pic would seem to be for England only. The German and Holland lights been different again.
1237
« on: September 12, 2018, 09:00:34 PM »
CMS list the K1 as red and K2 as gold.
1238
« on: September 12, 2018, 08:34:44 PM »
Nope, totally wrong.
.
Can you put a pic of the right one up please then for future ref. As this guide seems to differ. http://honda750expert.com/
Blimey, whoever that chap is on that website knows how to blow his own trumpets !!! That article is full of crap and glaring errors.
Here you go
(Attachment Link)
Isn't that The England light and not the one fit on USA models.
1239
« on: September 12, 2018, 04:30:46 PM »
Somebody will buy it and restore it. 
1240
« on: September 12, 2018, 04:04:37 PM »
Nope, totally wrong.
. Can you put a pic of the right one up please then for future ref. As this guide seems to differ. http://honda750expert.com/
1241
« on: September 12, 2018, 02:35:48 PM »
Wrong rear light and loads of repro parts 
Is that not the rear light on the 69-71 USA 750 then.
1242
« on: September 10, 2018, 05:45:34 PM »
Yes it has a slight tint.
1243
« on: September 10, 2018, 12:44:04 PM »
Puig Universal screen before modification.
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After. Just requires reshaping the bottom a little and new holes drilling.
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As you can see it nicely clears the trip knob and it does rest against the clocks, I've just put a little stick on foam rubber between to stop any marking of screen or clocks. It works well.
1244
« on: September 09, 2018, 10:27:24 PM »
You are obviously wrong as they say. PROVIDING EXCEPTIONAL VALUE, THESE CABLES ARE AFTERMARKET REPLACEMENTS MADE TO REPLICATE THE ORIGINAL PART.
1245
« on: September 09, 2018, 10:20:31 PM »
You will have seen it on at Critch. Its not pig ugly is it. You need to try harder if not used since then. 
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