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1971 CB750 K1 chopper
petermigreen:
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--- Quote from: royhall on May 14, 2017, 02:53:24 PM ---Welcome to the forum Chris. There's a few guys on here running or building Honda Choppers so you should get some good advice. But I bet your biggest problem ends up being those pod filters on the intake.
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Please explain as this will be my first Japanese bike my other is a 1960 classic triton cafe racer
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I think he's referring to the air filters on the intake of your carburettors. Never experienced them myself but I'm aware they cause set up and running issues with the fuel air mixture as they are not standard unless the carbs have been re-jetted. I think thats why He's saying these may end up being a problem.
Peter
xriccix:
Hey man, I recognise the eBay seller, I always think hes a little over priced if I'm honest! He does get some good stock though!
I've bought a project recently and been looking at forward control kits, so far the best I can find are made and sold by TC Bros in the states.
http://www.tcbroschoppers.com/honda-sohc-cb750-forward-control-kit.html
They are a lot less chunky than others I have seen.
AshimotoK0:
--- Quote from: xriccix on May 17, 2017, 12:57:10 PM ---Hey man, I recognise the eBay seller, I always think hes a little over priced if I'm honest! He does get some good stock though!
I've bought a project recently and been looking at forward control kits, so far the best I can find are made and sold by TC Bros in the states.
http://www.tcbroschoppers.com/honda-sohc-cb750-forward-control-kit.html
They are a lot less chunky than others I have seen.
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My mate has bought a few bikes off Summerbud, personally turning up before any bids were placed and haggling a deal ... I think his prices seem a better than Freddiethefatfrog, knowing what my mate Chris paid plus the fatfrog's sales seem to be a haggle free zone .
chrisf1:
Hi I thought I was having an issue with Summerbud because of the frame number appearing to incomplete it just had the number not CB750 prefix and nobody wanted to give me a dating certificate for it because of this so I raised the issue with Nick at Summerbud who said he would look into it for anyway he rung me today to say he has found the american title am I correct in thinking this does away with the need of a dating certificate thanks Chris
Woodside:
Yup I believe so
...just make sure all numbers match as vosa may want to see the bike...dont assume it will just be a paper shuffling exercise although it could turn out that way
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