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    1981 CB750K, Let's do this.

    My Cam chain tensioner will not cooperate. I cant get enough clearance to get the two bolts out of the cylinder wall out. Any ideas?
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    1981 CB750K, Let's do this.

    This is how she looks now. I'm sad that mounting the clip-ons above the trees looked stupid. What's your next plan? Have you thought about welding new shock mounts to raise the rear? Thanks for the oil leak tip. I'll check it out.
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    ** The official DTT REGIONAL COLOURS**

    None for western canada :(
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    1981 CB750K, Let's do this.

    Alright. Progress. Here are some pics of what I've done. After removing the cylinder head I found this laying on the pistons... Nasty! REALLY need to clean this out! Simple Green and a toothbrush here i come! NEW TOOLS!! Got all these for 2$!! My girlfriend came across a canadian...
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    How old were you when you first did the "Ton"

    In a car - 16 going 210 km/h in my moms mercedes b200 turbo On a bike? - ... Next summer 8)
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    1981 CB750K, Let's do this.

    Thanks for the help. You're probably right. I think ill just apart the top end cause it's REALLY dirty and I want to further my knowledge/exprience. Ill sandblast the outside. The only leak is from the valve cover im pretty sure(ill order a new gasket). I left the dowel cause I wasnt sure what...
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    1981 CB750K, Let's do this.

    Just went through your whole thread thirsty! WOW. What did you use the clean the engine so well? I want to take my engine apart like that. But I don't want to fuck up bad enough that I can no longer use it. Or reassemble wrong and have it not run :( I guess that's part of the challenge...
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    1981 CB750K, Let's do this.

    Thank you thirsty! I've hit a bit of a snag i think, Last night I was removed the valve cover, and i undid the bolts holding the inner bearing caps, But the caps wouldn't come off. My manual said to apply sideways pressure with the bolt still in a little bit. So I gently bumped it with a...
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    1981 CB750K, Let's do this.

    Yea garage, I have the same thought about punching the forks through and using clip ons on the top. But even when I was trying that the bike was still slanted towards the back. I suppose that means that I have to raise the rear end. The only way I know of doing that is larger rear forks. So, it...
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    1981 CB750K, Let's do this.

    Alright! Progress! i managed to remove the front sprocket and get the chain out. From there it didn't take me too long to get the engine out, tipped it on its side on a mattress with a tarp over it and with that piece of frame that unbolts it came right out with a little fidgeting! Now the...
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    1981 CB750K, Let's do this.

    Also if anyone has a link that shows a good polishing process please link!!!
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    1981 CB750K, Let's do this.

    Sorry i'll label the pictures from now on.(First pic is the front sproket, second is the exhaust, third is is front sproket again fourth is the rear axle and last is the exhaust just before it join 2 into 1.) I think ill just take off the front sproket. what kind of torque wrench do you guys...
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    1981 CB750K, Let's do this.

    Almost done with dissasembly, hit a hurdle though, the chain got stuck :( More pics of the rusty/ gummed up bike. Is that the right order? I'll worry about cleaning out the muck later. How can i get that chain out?!
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    1981 CB750K, Let's do this.

    I think im going to need to invest in a dremel for polishing. Any ideas where to pick one up cheap? I'm in uni so this is going to be as low budget as possible. On the bright side everything I make over living expenses is going to get dumped into this bike. I'm going to take as much as i can out...
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    1981 CB750K, Let's do this.

    OK! Finally some pics. Sorry for not getting these up sooner. Without further ado, here she is! I've already taken off the seat and fitted pods, so no completely original picture, although i'll try to find one. Here are all the tools I have. Man i need some ratchets. Gonna look in...
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    First ever cafe build progress report

    Very inspiring build. Especially since im working on the same bike. Are you using the stock tank? I dont like how the sides of it aren't flat. Do you know of a tank that can easily be swapped out? like a cb600 or something... Also are those stock forks?
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    1981 CB750K, Let's do this.

    Altighty then, She's coming apart starting tomorrow. I won't have much cash so im limited to what i can do now. If i take it apart I can do a complete job. Needs to be polished and painted. I should have a camera by wednesday. Here we go!
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    1981 CB750K, Let's do this.

    I'm now thinking on completely dissasembling down to the frame and building it back up. Would this be a better way to redo the bike? I'm not gonna get it out anywhere near time for fall riding anyways. Then i could paint and polish and take a peek into the engine. Thoughts? Also im moving...
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    1981 CB750K, Let's do this.

    Hey guys sorry I haven't posted anything yet, I can't find my camera and im not entirely sure what I want do do with it yet. One thing i know is that i want to get rid of the tank, I want one with a flat bottom that will follow the lines of the frame. I saw Jewbacca started to fit a cb600 tank...
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    1981 CB750K, Let's do this.

    Will do jk333, Bike_reject when you cut back of your frame what did you use? were you concerned about the inside of the frame rusting?
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