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1977 400F2 first restore project

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robvangulik:
By those marks you probably mean the name of the manufacturer, TOKICO?
Leave the "dowel" where it is, I never removed one in over 40 years, it's only there to keep the pad from rotating.

mike the bike:
I often use the finger over the bleed nipple trick.  On the road so it doesn't mess up my drive.

smoothoperator:
Front brake still drawing air in from somewhere so currently on hold waiting for new washers and bleed nipple. I've also ordered a brake master cylinder service kit which will either go into the MC on the bike or the spare MC which I have now managed to take apart.

Petrol tank is currently enjoying a bath in 5 litres of Evaporust.

So spending some time looking around the bike and found that the clutch casing is broken, below the kick start. I've put in 3 images showing close up then moving out. It's a shame because it's the shiniest bit on the bike!

https://photos.app.goo.gl/LAxJuTkNkxzUVFPDA

Had a quick look for a replacement but the one I have found listed as CB 400 f is different. Am I getting the name right, clutch casing, clutch housing. Is a CB 400 f different to a CB 400 F super sport? Below a link to the one that is clearly different.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Honda-CB350-4-CB350-Four-4-1972-1974-CB400-F-1975-77-Engine-Clutch-Cover-Casing/311983096875?hash=item48a3a4442b:g:cmsAAOSwnw9aBnky

Nurse Julie:
That one is for a CB350/4 which is a different cover to which is fitted to the 400/4.Basically, the listing is wrong.

smoothoperator:
Thanks. I'll keep looking!

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