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CB750 / Re: Wiring on K0
« on: January 30, 2010, 12:02:18 AM »
Thanks - I have the manual just wanted to see what it looked like unmolested.
 gues this pic gives me a good idea!

6587
CB750 / Wiring on K0
« on: January 29, 2010, 10:15:53 PM »
Anyone know how many dark green wires are in the main loom which going into the headlamp bucket on a K0?  I suspect two, which each go into multi way female bullet connectors.

found this which is really good

http://oldmanhonda.com/MC/wiring750K1.html

Anyone got a hi-res picture of an unmolested K0 loom?

As you can no doubt guess I am currectly rebuilding my original loom

6588
CB750 / Caliper Pin Drawing
« on: January 28, 2010, 08:17:56 PM »
I have had a CAD drawing done for an oversize caliper pivot pin for the CB750K0/K1/K2 if anyone is interested. I am getting on made in Stainless Steel and reaming the hole in the arm and brackets out to 11mm. the standard pin is NLA from Honda and I don't even think Yamiya sell a repro one

See http://forums.sohc4.net/index.php?topic=30553.0

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CB750 / Re: Jock AKA BobTheBuilder's K0
« on: January 28, 2010, 08:12:25 PM »
See my earlier post  http://www.sohc.co.uk/index.php?topic=2398.0

However, for rusted bolts in the frame then probably heat and penetrating fluid. Be careful not to crack the engine mounts as I got a parts bike (K7) and a spare set of cases which had damaged engine lugs. I was lucky, as most of my engine bolts had been replaced with studded bar which did not seize (had to buy new bolts though!!).

You probably know already Jock but the sister US site has a wealth of postings on it. I just wish that 'Hondaman' on it would get his book finished!!

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CB750 / Re: Jock AKA BobTheBuilder's K0
« on: January 28, 2010, 08:09:00 AM »
The best think about your bike is it's a Genuine (Oval rear lamp) CB750 or if a later one a genuine rare K0. Sandcasts were never sold here so I can't really see why people in the UK wax on about them (unless they are treating it as an investment). Think of the history and stories of that bike. Some guy and his wife using it for their sole mode of transport for years on a Scottish Island. I bet there are many tales to be told about it's history. Imagine in 1970 it's appearance there, where it would have been admired by schoolboys but told it was 'Jap Crap' by old A10 riders. Maybe, we should have a 'Who do you think you are' TV program' for vehicles.

Enjoy the restoration in your retirement and take your time. Then when it's finish go back with it on holiday to the Island it came from.

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CB750 / Re: Jock AKA BobTheBuilder's K0
« on: January 26, 2010, 10:03:41 PM »
Over to you on frame number Jock. From what I remember of the Ebay listing it was later in 1970 ish.

My advice would be to strip down to the bare frame, have it blasted and see what the corrosion damage is.
And throw NOTHING away!!!

It looks pretty much standard to me? Does it have a 'wrinkle' tank? Mine is Oct '69 and does not although I am sure it is the tank it came to the UK with in Jan 70  and had the Alloy filler cap and early badges.

Guess you are going to need new shocks!! - Just got mine (Honda K0/K1 version) from Silvers for 250 quid. Ouch!!

Good look and we will help you as much as we can!

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CB750 / Jock AKA BobTheBuilder's K0
« on: January 26, 2010, 09:34:15 PM »
Hi,

Jock has PM'd me asking to get his new K0 project on the website.

The Photo's were quite large size files so I have put them on Photobucket.

http://s697.photobucket.com/albums/vv340/AshimotoK0/JocksK0/

He says:

Hi Guys, sending this direct to Ash with the hope he will take pity and post the pics on the forum as I cant get the hang of it, this is my new project, one owner ko that has been sitting in a barn for 20 something years{ am I mad or what,} think it needs a little tlc. hope I live long enough,! all the hens in the area must have used it for roosting so needs a bit of a cleen,any HELPFULL sugestions, tips, advice will be most welcome I know all you experts out there will be able to sort out the right from wrong bits so let me know,  Thanks  in advance
 
Bobthebuilder AKA Jock.

6593
CB350/400 / Re: Part Suppliers
« on: January 15, 2010, 12:10:30 PM »
+1 for David Silver been using him since he 1st started from his home in 1986!! Prices then were:

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CB750 / Re: Anyone actually go and see the K0 on Ebay
« on: December 21, 2009, 12:19:27 PM »
It also looks like it has the Sandcast Oil filter housing which was a recall issue.
Yes the shocks were wrong too - Just bought mine from Dave Silver - my Christmas present to Myself ;)

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CB750 / Anyone actually go and see the K0 on Ebay
« on: December 20, 2009, 06:23:12 PM »
Anyone actually go to see the UK K0 on Ebay last week? Looked like a bargain to me. Maybe it was because it had a K1 engine number, plastic seat base etc but I reckon whoever restored it spent a lot on it.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1970-HONDA-CB750-UK-RESTORED-USEABLE-CLASSIC_W0QQitemZ350290214833QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Motorcycles?hash=item518eec7fb1

Eagle eyed 'viewers' would also notice that it had a '341' rear guard, non cut front guard, wrong tank trim but nevertheless I expected it to go for more. Maybe it's because DK were selling it and not the owner who rebuilt it.

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CB750 / Re: paint for cb750k0
« on: December 06, 2009, 09:22:27 PM »
Bob - I am in contact with two guys with immaculate  K0 and Sandcasts in the UK. One guy has a red and blue Sandcast and used Andrew Parnaby for paint  (he put me onto him). The other guy in Cumbria has a blue K0 and he used Dream Machine. I can give them your details if you like to ask them of their experiences. I know that Andrew paints on the stripes (as they were done by Honda I am led to believe) and Dream Machine use stickers.

Steve - where did Eamon get his paintwork done for the Blue K0?

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CB750 / Re: paint for cb750k0
« on: December 06, 2009, 11:53:42 AM »
Hi Bob

This Sandcast on Ebay UK describes how he had to get the tank painted twice to get the correct Candy blu/green. May be worth sending a message to ask him if he knows which paint they finally used, no of coats etc. Just a thought.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/honda-1969-cb750-sandcast_W0QQitemZ270492792073QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Motorcycles?hash=item3efaa07509

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CB750 / Re: paint for cb750k0
« on: December 03, 2009, 11:38:48 PM »
Thought of repairing cut guard but its way down my list and probably beyond saving . Last year the non cut  version cost me 79GBP from DSS now it is 175GBP. He had to go through 12 brand new boxed ones  to get a decent one for me!! see  http://forums.sohc4.net/index.php?topic=51892.0

The 'double cut one' is around 600-700GBP from Japan!! I have thought of cutting sections from two non K0 fenders and welding under the braces: see http://forums.sohc4.net/index.php?topic=51407.0


BTW Bob - I had every single part of my K0 that is black, powder coated by a guy in Castleford for 130GBp inc blasting and prep. Finish was spot on - My painter Andrew put me on to him. Turnaround was only a week.

These are pics of my restored K0 seat I used a genuine K1 new pan and trim








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CB750 / Re: paint for cb750k0
« on: December 03, 2009, 05:54:19 PM »
Unfortunately it is reshaped at the front and rotted around the bridge so I had to get a new 'rolled front' one

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CB750 / Re: paint for cb750k0
« on: December 03, 2009, 05:07:28 PM »
NICE one Steve -I didn't know how to upload photos either!! the 750 is 'as found' last year 1500 quid (note the k2 seat and 341 style exhaust/shocks - I sold these on Ebay as there were not correct). The 400/4 was restored in 1986!!
Bob - did you PM me? If so I don't think I received it !

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