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SOHC.co.uk Forums => CB750 => Topic started by: simongi on December 03, 2010, 11:08:13 AM
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Hi . I am having trouble getting any info on getting the correct centre stand for my 78 F2. Does anyone have any good info/part no's or even better, actually have one stuffed in the back of the garage...?? cheers
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I have one stuffed in my shed for a 1977 K7 don't know if it will fit and centre pivot pipe needs freeing off and replacing
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How much do you want for it. Send me a text (or call) if you want on 07899 757421 Cheers.
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goggle motogrid look up the bike and part number on the LH side of the menu then cut and paste the part number into the RH side and it will tell you what other models of Honda, if any, that part fits.
I could do it for you but then you dont learn
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How much do you want for it. Send me a text (or call) if you want on 07899 757421 Cheers.
The part no is different one has 405 (K7) in it and the other 410 (F2) Bryan?
If you are interested 5 quid plus post but don't forget that the centre pipe is stuck in. Last one Freed I had to drill out on my K0
Cheers
Ash
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Hi Ashimoto. Let me know your address and how much for postage and I'll get a cheque in the post for your stand. thanks
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Are you sure it will fit though? I will PM BryanJ and ask him if he knows- failing that I can make measurements if you wish
Cheers
Ash
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Hi Guys. Bryan. Tried Motogrid, but Vin no's don't seem to tie up with any of their numbers (or am I missing something) My Vin is CB750G-100007797) Is this because its US bikes only? Ash, if it helps the distance between the lugs is 130mm. Thanks. simon.
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I will check it tommorow and possibly send a pic
Cheers
Ash
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Hi - dug this literally out of my shed. :D
Picture has dimensions. I can get it tumble blasted at work but would have to slip the guy a couple of quid !!
Cheers
Ash
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Hi Ash. That looks like it may work. Let me know your costs via forum or phone, and I'll get a cheque off. (paypal is also an option). Don't worry about cleaning it up, I'm having my frame blasted and powder coated so the stand can be done at the same time. Thanks, Simon
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I suspect the difference will be either stop where stand hits a bracket or exhaust and/or the bit you put your foot on as the K had 4 into 4 whilst the F was 4 into 1
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This is a F2 main stand.
Paul
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Looks pretty similar to me.
Sorry for delay. it weighs between 3.5 and 4 Kg, packed and this is the best I can come up with postage wise.
Best rgds
Ash
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Hi Ash. If you let me know your address, I'll get a cheque off to you . Thanks. Simon
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Back when I was modifying my 750F2 I cut out the frame tube & replaced it with Reynolds 531 chromoly steel tube in a weight loss programme. I never thought that anyone would need the stand itself so it was recycled like so many other 'heavy' items. But I still have the pivot pin if it's needed.
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Hi ash. If your still out there I would very much like to buy your centre stand,Cheers
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Really sorry Simon :-[,
I will PM you my address
Cheers and seasons greetings
Ash
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Did you get my PM Simon?
Cheers
AshD
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Hi Ash. Sorry for my forum ignorance but I don't know what PM means......?? If you can email me at simongillingham AT tiscaliDOTcoDOTuk it would be good. Cheers .simon
Edited to remove obvious email address...
We don't want the spam bots signing you up :)
PM = Personal Message: Go to the other users profile and click on "Send member a personal message" or click on the icon beneath their name on the left side of their posts
Steve
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Got your cheque Simon, thanks and posted centre stand off today.
you will need to remove the stuck pivot pin - I drilled out the one on my 750K0. took a while but all other methods failed (e.g. heat, hydraulic press etc.) The new centre pivot pipe is fairly cheap from Silvers.
Best regards,
Ash
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Hi Ash
Centre stand arrived some time ago now (sorry not checked forum). Looks good. I'm planning to attack it today. Thanks again. Simon
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No Probs - glad it arrived OK. Its a real pain removing that seized pivot pipe but you will get it out in the end!! Trust me I did it on my 750K0. I struggled with every method and just wished I had drilled it out in the 1st place!!
Cheers
Ash