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CB500/550 / Anyone after a CB550 K3 tank?
« on: February 21, 2017, 04:59:38 PM »
I have a CB550 K3 tank in brown which is in pretty good nick inside and out.
Its just sitting in the garage at the moment as I have built my cafe bike.
What kinda prices do they go for?
Thanks in advance.

Cheers

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CB500/550 / Reg/Rec to m-unit
« on: February 01, 2015, 09:22:32 PM »
Okay so im wiring the m-unit and the reg/rec and I'm getting a bit confused which wires go where!

From the reg/rec I have my green and three yellows on the gen.

A red for charge to the battery which is usually connected through the starter solenoid post.

Then a black which goes to my stater magnetic switch.
But where..
The negative pole where the starter motor is connected?

Thanks
David

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CB500/550 / CB550 Cafe Build thread
« on: December 14, 2014, 03:33:28 AM »
Hi guy's,

Starting the first part of my winter project today which is a engine rebuild and a twin disc conversion for my CB550K3.

Made some good progress today with the carbs, tank, seat, exhaust, battery, side covers etc all off in a neat pile.
Drained the oil from the engine ready to remove it.
Fabricated up a stand from some lawn mower blades ready to take the engine when its removed. :P

Still trying to decide the best route for the engine build.
Do I go big bore and buy all the bits from Dynoman and WebCam in america at considerable cost.
Or take it to likes of Pacre or D-E engineering here and get them to work some magic into it.
Anyone with experience on the matter would be great!

On the brake side of things I received my other brake arm and calliper of eBay.  :o
Apart from the pad being stuck in the calliper and the arm pivot pin being stuck solid.  :-[
They weren't in bad condition a bit corroded but what do you really expect from second hand parts.
I managed to break loose the pad and connect the calliper to my old master and the piston came right out.  ;D
I will need to buy a new seal and piston for the calliper and a new adjuster screw and spring for the arm.
As for the arm I used a file to enlarge the hole and get the pin to fit smooth without catching.

Thats it for my first post on the build.
Next up I will be drilling the discs when the other one arrives, off ebay again!
Showing you my interesting choice of upgraded master cylinder for the conversion.
As well as removing the engine and doing some preliminary checks.

Pictures will come soon when I get Photobucket running. (It does not work)
Whats the best way to compress images on a Mac?

Although I didn't today I hope to be video documenting the process and will post links to them on youtube.
Any questions and comments welcome.

David

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