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Honda CB750K American import engine number location

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SteveD CB500K0:
Put your location in your profile Phil - then it'll appear beside every post.

Steve

mick:
Hi Phil you could try ebay? chers Mick.

philward:
Thanks Mick - think the ones on ebay are same as the old ones I've got (draper) - quite thick numbers - has a quick 'stamp on my steel workbench this morning and indentation thickness looks about twice as thick. Suppose it wouldn't make any difference to an MOT tester - just like things right.
I might try and salvage those old corroded crankcases that came with the 'basket case' bike.
Thanks again
Phil

UK Pete:
Just so you know your mot tester wont need to look at engine numbers,  i have a bike engine in one of my kawasaki's it has had the engine numbers ground off as it was stolen recovered, the mot guys dont look at that, it only becomes a problem if you have to sell the bike, it puts off the buyer
The engine number on my K0 is all over the place it looks to me as if my cases were changed back in 69 with a chain break being the reason, i would guess the dealer had a go at stamping the number, either that or The guy at honda was on the piss the evening before he did my engine ha ha

philward:
Thanks Pete
Thats re-assuring when my stamping is all over the place too!

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