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CB750 - 1970 - Top Yoke - The Evidence
Mr_Sheene:
If this works and with me at the helm, there's no guarantee, there should be three pictures of the dodgy top yoke. Blasting has cleaned of the paint but some of the putty used to hide the damage under a layer of paint, together with the roll pins, can still be seen. I bought the one Eric identified on E-Bay USA earlier today for about £200. Apparently, the seller is known on the US site and is okay, so I'm hopeful. There again the bike seller was 100% on e-bay but thankfully, I've never seen him on this forum. The one I bought is supposed to be from a 1971 bike, which would be a K1 but although it's definitely the same as mine, I thought that the K1 had the first if the metal clock cases, with a different/later top yoke. Anybody want to buy a stylish paperweight?
Mr_Sheene:
Told you. I learn best by failure and I know a lot!
Nurse Julie:
What an absolute bodge..... Things like that make me so angry. The saving grace I suppose Phil is that you found out now and not when something awful had happen to you due to the bodge.
SteveD CB500K0:
Classic case of over-tightening?
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SumpMagnet:
BOTH ends of the top yoke fractured around the pinch bolts..... that's off a write off that smacked hard into something solid.
But held together with roll pins, and hidden under filler and paint.....thats plain stupid.
words...at this point...fail me.
potentially lethal if that hadn't been stripped and the bodge spotted
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