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I have to check my forks. I think my mounting bracket is different than that one

Ok sounds good. I'll check back over the weekend Thanks

Send me some pictures. I'll do some research and see if it will work. How much are you asking for it?

Looking for a chrome front fender for a 1975 CB750K5 ideally one with both front and rear stays. fenders from '72 to '76 should fit. Looking for nice original condition. Thanks, Rich

Cxman has u covered. On my nortons there is a mix of SAE, metric, and Whitworth. I always end up with a pile of tools on the bench for even the simplest jobs. This link might shed some light on your bikes history...

Great find for $300 you might want to post questions over at accessnorton.com. There is a ton of knowledgeable folks over there on everything Norton and matchless too. They have a classified page for selling and buying parts as well. You can probably download the shop manuals there or find a...

I'm in the 610 right at the boarder of Lehigh, Berks, and Montgomery coumties.

Yeah that was a buzz kill on my build Good luck with it

Yes, item #2 is the roller / arm assembly, and 7 is just the roller, you can re-use the axle, sleeve thing. make sure you dont loose the rubber pieces that hold in the axle for roller #7 or drop them in your bottom end or you will be splitting the cases. i did get one of those pieces off ebay...

I replaced both when i did my CB350. i got the parts off Ebay and bikebandit.com, i dont recall them being THAT expensive. It's easiest to do it now while you're in there. if you dont replace them they will continue to deteriorate leaving bits of rubber in your oil, and eventually the chain...

Right on, thanks,

Sounds great. I'm like 3 miles from shimmersville. You should come out to the Modern Classics bike show in Boyertown on the 2nd it's at Martin motorsports I just dropped my Commando off there tonight. Pm me when the weather gets better

I'm a little north of quakertown

Thanks Canyon Carver, In 1972 Norton added the Combat option which included bigger carbs, higher compresion pistons and a radical cam. the combat bikes made about 15% more power than the base bikes. the combat engines were very unreliable though and Norton had to replace a lot of pistons and...

My 72 Combat Commando will be in the show

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The date for this years Modern Classics Bike show is Sat. March 2nd. Bikes featured are from the '60s, '70s and 80s. Special Class this year will be competition bikes. For more info check out: http://www.martinmoto.com/default.asp?page=modern-classics-home FWIW, i'm not an employee or...

Got mine today, they look great thanks! Rich

Stock Tank, and an Air-Tech Seat mounted on the stock hinges and latch. Mine's a '75, the '78 is probably slightly diffrent. i like that i can flip up the seat toget to the battery and tools. i also have a two-up seat that i can swap out.

Let me know if you find a '72 from PA for a MC. Havent located one yet.