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CB750 / Re: Progress
« on: September 15, 2007, 07:26:26 PM »
 ;D Same here Den 30 year old coils not a good idea
 but as yours are new why bother ;D

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CB750 / Re: Progress
« on: September 15, 2007, 03:35:35 PM »
 ;D Hi Den I fitted electronic ignition to my F1 it is the
best thing I ever did the K2 is getting the same treatment
Points systems are old hat electronic ignition fit & forget.
Hey Biffta is that bike of yours in the front room? My musses
would kill me for pulling that trick. Dyna Coils fit straght onto a CB750 :o

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What is it? / Re: What is it?, (or just how SOHC anal are you?)
« on: September 08, 2007, 09:56:32 PM »
At last,

Well done bifta, Steve you need England-ising, and  Asimo, does your mother in Law really ride a SOHC and visit the site  ;) - Hi Ruth

;D Mmmmmm looks like my Mother in Law! Hi Ruth in NZ just kidding (not)
 



Mmmm no she does not ride a CB SOHC she rides a broomstick! As long as she does not visit me thats ok is she a member on here? Errr I hope not otherwise I,m in big trouble Hi again Ruth please stay in NZ! 

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CB750 / Re: Roll out
« on: August 12, 2007, 08:11:37 PM »
Mmmmmmm nice job Den it looks the biz its a real credit to you lots of hard work has paid off regards Paul

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CB750 / Re: No excuses now
« on: July 26, 2007, 01:10:58 PM »
 ;D Looking good Den you will end up with a fab bike Keep us posted on the F1 rebuild regards Asimo  ;D

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CB750 / Re: Weather
« on: July 25, 2007, 11:56:16 AM »
 ;D The weather here in the UK has been bad for the last 7 to 8 weeks in
     some parts continual rain every single day!We had the floods 2 weeks ago
     this effected our front garden & worst of all my garage/workshop at the
     back of our house the garage was under 2ft of water Mmmmmm grim!
     I managed to move my various bikes to my parents house but heavy
     none movable stuff tools, filing cabinets "full of tools ect" compressor,
     took the worst of the water damage Hopefully that should be it for us
     looking at at the TV the people down south have had it far worse than us
     no water ,power ect houses totally flooded our thoughts go out to you
     keep your chins up regards Asimo  ;D

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Misc / Open / Re: Engine Bolt Supplier... very impressed!
« on: July 20, 2007, 05:23:56 PM »
 ;D I have seen this guy on eBay thanks for the info.King of all things in
     stainless is "Phil Denton" down in Wales He is a great bloke & the custom
     stainless parts He makes just take your breath away he never fails to
     impress plus he loves all things Honda ;D
     

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What is it? / Re: What is it?, (or just how SOHC anal are you?)
« on: July 20, 2007, 10:49:22 AM »
 ;D Mmmmmm looks like my Mother in Law! Hi Ruth in NZ just kidding (not)
 

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New Member Introductions / Re: Brits...... thats better!
« on: July 19, 2007, 09:29:21 PM »
 ;D Its nice to be back on our side of the pond regards John & admin you
     have done a great job regards Asimo  ;D 
 

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CB750 / Re:New member says hello
« on: July 06, 2007, 11:33:11 AM »
:) Hi mate, and a big welcome to the World of the wonderful CB750
   The noises you describe from your engine are all quite normal for
   a CB750 remember the engine design is almost 40 years old so
   leave well alone inc the clutch its bullit proof if a little noisy!
   Camchain adjustment is an easy fix as another memer on here has
   already said in an earlier reply If the springs are low on the rear
   they sound as if they are worn out (if they are the originals they
   prob will be) bin them for aftermarket ones Hagons are good if a
   little expensive or try ebay but be careful I use the USA one as  it
   has tons of CB750 bits. Is your K7 the one with the small back wheel
   if its a USA Spec one?
   Front brake performance can be improved at low cost without changing
   the front end give the caliper a good going over inc the swinging pivot
   as this is the cause of many a CB750s brake problem while your at it
   bin the old rubber flexi brake pipe that will also be past its sell by date
   try a braided hose ,bin the old brake fluid fit some decent brake pads
   \"not cheap nasty ones made from recycled cornflake packets\"
    put it all back together carefully & it should work a whole lot better
    but if your used to riding new type Rice Rocketships its never going to
    seem very good.
    Horn sounds like a bad contact at the button WD40 it first mine is also
    on the blink at the button so I reserve judgement till I check it out
    I,m in not so sunny Nottingham regards Asimo :)

Post edited by: Asimohonda, at: 2007/07/06 12:10

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CB750 / Re:Hi new member on here
« on: July 01, 2007, 06:40:13 PM »
:) Hi Den it looks like the weather forcast was wrong again its been hot
   and sunny today \"Sunday\" no more rain thank goodness!
   Mmmmm 1970 I was still at school but we were all at the TT on holiday
   and if I remember we all had a great time \"Malcolm Uphill\" won the
   production TT on a Triumph :laugh: Nice pic of you and the Beesa at
   Union Mills very retro \"make time & get it back on the road ASAP\" its
   a part of our history! My next project is a Honda CB750 Cafe Racer
   I,v just bought another CB750 from a guy who started to make a chopper
   out of it but I got it just in time its a mix of F1 bits and a K2 engine Soon
   as I have time I will post some pictures of it before I start to pull it to bits
   regards Asimo :)

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CB750 / Re:Hi new member on here
« on: June 30, 2007, 12:24:43 PM »
:) Hi Den I would think quite a few bikes are stored in people,s sheds My Dad was a big fan & owner of BSA,s A7 & A10s I would love one of his old bikes one A7 He owned is still alive & well up in Co Durham.Whats the rain like where you are? here in Notts its a disaster zone My bikes are on high ground out of the rain I could do with that red suit of yours!!!!!!!!!!!!! regards Asimo:)

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CB750 / Re:Top Speed
« on: June 27, 2007, 04:05:02 PM »
:) Mmmmmmmm thats more like it! So much for a so called Classic Bike comic claiming 112 mph was about top whack! \"eat my jet fumes\"My first CB750K2 which was bought \"secondhand\" topped 125mph with a \"standard\" engine My first & only Brand New bike CB750F1 also did about the same in \"standard trim\" although the ecceleration was far better.My current F1 has a lot of tuning/go faster engine bits & pieces inc sprocket/ & gearing changes I tried it when I first recommisioned it after a 10 year lay up & it was totally \"standard trim it went over the \"ton\" quite easily I,m hoping for a whole lot more from the engine mods I have made otherwise I,m going to be very disappointed :)regards Asimo

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CB750 / Re:Hi new member on here
« on: June 27, 2007, 10:44:56 AM »
:) Hi Phil,my search method is not available to the public but you can try
   www.dvla.gov.uk/ click onto Driver & Vehicle Licensing Agency & you
   will locate a basic of what you need to search about a vehicle,s V5c & if
   its taxed regards Asimo :)

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CB750 / Re:Carbs stuck, I can't get them off!
« on: June 26, 2007, 10:22:02 AM »
:) (Try a more gentle approach before resorting to the hammer.)
    Try using hot water \"not boiling water\" just very hot water rig a
    funnel & pipe & pour carefully on each rubber it will then expand
    under heat break its seal & prise off Start on no 1 then 4 then 2 &
    3 prising as you go along then they should come off ok Cheers
    Asimo :)

Post edited by: Asimohonda, at: 2007/06/26 10:23

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