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1982 Nighthawk Restoration ( attempt )
Krzychu:
Hi Royhall, etch primer - added to shoping list :) First that, then black finish. Thanks for the advice. All the major parts will be either painted o powder coated by profesionals. I'm just painting the tiny and not visible bits ;) Still, want to get them right so thanks again ðŸ‘
Krzychu:
Hi all, so I went on today to get my starter clutch fixed. After getting it out it turned out that the kit that I bought does not fit, the rollers and all are way bigger than does in the starter clutch :(
So now I have to return it to the seller ( didn't even have to take it out of the package ) and buy another one.
Question here, will one from a CB750 fit or will it not ? I have looked a David Silver and he only sells separate springs and caps but no rollers. The kit in question is this here :
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/181938550098?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2648&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
Please help :-\
Bryanj:
You need to check part numbers not just guess mate
tom400f:
That model list looks like all DOHC to me.
Try this:
http://www.motogrid.com/oempartfinder.htm#/s/HOM//28120-426-000/1
I *think* that might be your part number and that site tells you where else it is used. Regretably it seems the CB650 is the only bike...
Again, if I've got the right bike then the parts assembly is here:
http://www.motogrid.com/OEMpartfinder.htm?aribrand=HOM#/Honda/CB650A_%2879%29_MOTORCYCLE,_JPN,_VIN%23_RC03-2002472/PRIMARY_SHAFT/CB650-79-JPN-A/2Y14426ZAE14426Z15A
Hopefully you can do some digging by part number
Bryanj:
It is a single cam but I dont remember the nighthawk being a UK model, Still look at Motogrid but be sure which bike you have as they use different names/codes, anything up to 82 SHOULD be ok
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