OpTiCz's Shichi Roku CB750F

Re: My 1976 CB750F Build

Nice brake lines. That rear one is especially trick looking.
 
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wow nice build cant wait to see it when its done. Im loving that new oil t you made and looks better than stock. How long have you been going at this bike for? and what else do you plan on doing to it
 
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Since last June :/
I was going to tear it down and get the frame coated, but at this point I just want to ride it.

My buddy just finished coating the oil tank. I haven't seen it yet, but he sent me a teaser pic.

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Re: My 1976 CB750F Build

I am getting the seat and fuel tank painted, then I'm riding the friggin thing!

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Getting there Mike. What else still needs to be done after the tank comes back?
 
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wow thats a long time...yah im learning new parts add up quick then when you see a new part that some one else threw on a bike then you start analzying and realize man that would look good on my bike! but im loving the bike and yah your frame looks good
 
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teazer said:
Getting there Mike. What else still needs to be done after the tank comes back?
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I think that's it.
Just some new fuel lines.
I got my rearsets squared away as well as the rear and front brakes. The big hurdle will be getting it to run and troubleshooting whatever I messed up :p

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Re: My 1976 CB750F Build

How is that for fast turn around... you dropped the tank off 2 days ago and got it back yesterday!!! NOW that is fast!
 
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Wooptie woop!
Yeah, that was awesome.
I wasn't expecting it back to soon, I thought I'd have time to get other stuff done.
Now I have no excuse for dragging my feet on finishing stuff up.

Also, anyone know where I can buy braided stainless locally?
For oil
 
Re: My 1976 CB750F Build

make your own, same as i showed you on the throttle cables and clutch... works great
 
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I'm making my own, but I need the actual hose.
Already have the fittings.
 
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Ah, very cool.
I don't recall seeing that.
So can you pick up that stuff locally?
 
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JRK5892 said:
only the oil lines Nappa, the covering is ordered from cable organizer
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I'll just get the lines for now from napa.
Since it's the breather line that I need it for, I'm not to worried about switching it out later.
The main oil lines are good to go.
Still have to find a plug.....
 
Re: My 1976 CB750F Build

Joe, in order to prevent fraying, can you actually leave the heat shrink tubing on the line, or does the oil get too hot?
 
Re: My 1976 CB750F Build

Check it out.
After some research, I figured out the size of this plug, which wasn't used as a plug, but for an oil filter.

Cool enough Holley makes a fuel plug in the same size and thread, and it matches my fittings.

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