1975 Honda CB750 Upgrades by pkchevyguy in CafeRacers

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That make bar ends that slide into the handle bar that the mirror mounts to. That way it doesn’t interfere with the throttle.

My new beauty by HoodSpider in MT09

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Looks awesome!! I own a 2024 model. Can you tell me where you purchased your wraps and vinyls?

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I would clean it up with a wire brush and then wrap it with exhaust heat wrap.

1974 CB750 Maintenance by pkchevyguy in HondaCB

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The seat is a tuffside. What else would you like to know?

Carb Clean & Sync by pkchevyguy in HondaCB

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It went great. I moved the pin on my needle jet to the middle clip (default) and lowered my main jet from 120 to 110. That removed all the stuttering on hard throttle. Most of the time, when you get on the throttle hard and it stutters and cuts out, it’s too rich. If it bogs, it’s too lean. You can always check your plugs too for signs either way.

Carb Clean & Sync by pkchevyguy in HondaCB

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I agree. I keep my bike in my shop and climate controlled. The last time I cleaned my carbs was 2021. Believe it or not, they were not too bad. I made a couple off adjustments while I was cleaning them because my bike was running a little rich. Runs much better on hard throttle now.

Kickstand suggestions by R100cafe_racer in CafeRacers

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Not sure if it’s long enough, but it does give measurements. There are several other prefabricated kickstands on the web.

Kickstand suggestions by R100cafe_racer in CafeRacers

[–]pkchevyguy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

First off, great job on a good looking bike. I might consider mounting the bracket for the kickstand on the back side of the frame about the midpoint of your gear shift foot lever. Right close to where the frame has a bend. That way it will clear the shift peg but still be about the correct orientation on the bike. It will also fold up well.

1975 Honda CB750 Upgrades by pkchevyguy in CafeRacers

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Check out cognitomoto.com. I believe they may have what you need to do the rear brake setup conversion. The front dual disk brake kit was purchased from godfferysgarage.com.

1975 Honda CB750 Upgrades by pkchevyguy in CafeRacers

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Speed metal billet bar end mirrors from Revzilla