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I've popped many a CB clutch nut loose with a flat blade(to straighten the lack tab) and a sturdy pair of needle nose pliers. Just grab two notches with the pliers and turn it with the flat blade. Works every time. No waiting on special tools. Just a thought Killer bike dude. Very,very nice!

 

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Re: CB750F rat / fighter

I use the needle noses to grab two of the tangs on the nut. Then I use a heavy flat blade to twist the pliers. I have also just used a punch and tapped the nut loose also. There's a convex washer behind there that maintains tension on the nut and clutch hub. It makes the nut feel tighter than it actually is. No need to run that sucker back down real tight at all. Spark plug tight then shoot for the next available locking tang.

Of course, using the right tool for the job is never bad either!











Especially if yer a pussy.












Jk . Ill stop thread jacking now.

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Re: CB750F rat / fighter

I dig the stock light. I have a '80 F with that light and love it. Even though its HUGE!

If you wanna run the stock light and ditch the stem signals you can get a kit to convert your two bulb stock light into an integrated turn signal setup. Just wired one up on my bike last night.

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Im digging the stock light

Whatever dude. You threw yours away!

 

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Re: CB750F rat / fighter

As much as you post about your HD I was beginning to worry you'd forgot about your Honda.

I love this bike.

 

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Hey ctluba, I am fitting a set of the GSXR carbs on to my own CB. 823 with 900 cams, same as yours. Do you happen to remember where your jetting ended up? Thanks man.

Edit: would also appreciate info on what those hoses were that you used. I can see mine pulsing at idle. lol

 

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Thanks bud. I ran across that post about the ''stock'' boots, but I couldn't really tell what boots they were using. Seemed like maybe they were F2 boots, but even that is vague.

 

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Re: CB750F rat / fighter

Sorry to hear that, Luba. Glad you're still hanging around here, at least. Good luck to ya, bud.

And ..l.. back at ya!

 

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I like it! I think the extra length looks good on there.

 

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Short shifting :fu: let that puppy scream

 

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Luba, what carbs are these again?I need to get back on my 1100 but dont like the price of the CR's...

 

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Perfect. Thank you, sir!

 

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You ruined it! Go hit it with a hammer!

Looking good, Luba :thumbsup:

 

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Good to hear from ya, Luba. Back at ya man.