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The guy that sold me this bike was top notch. I have dealt with a lot of sellers, and most were absolute pricks. He actually held the bike for me for over a week while I was away on vacation. He gave it to me for one hell of a price, and threw in a box full of extra parts. All for a whopping $750.

I hope I run into this guy again. I woud love to share a beer or two with him.
 
the guy i bought the mini from was the most top notch seller ever also. a bit fishy he was so nice at first, but all checked out. car had a clutch problem which he fixed before he sold it to me... told me to call whenever if i needed spares (hes a real enthusiast). called me a week after i bought the car to check all was ok with it, etc. heck, even drove the entire length of malta (really not a big country) with the car on a flatbed so that it wouldnt have to see unnecessary wear and tear xD
 
Kind of double posting, but I'm just so jazzed!

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I must admit, I wish it had a truck style tailgate. I might then be able to fit a bike in it on the right side 8)
 
That's what I thought! It was the first time I ever looked for one and the first I found! My back and knees are excited.

"Burnin' oil and smellin' royal!"
 
CB 650 rotor direct bolt-on to my CB750 hub which I laced onto an 18" Kaw KZ 400 front hoop. I just love the look of these rotors. No drilling necessary, IMO. You have to be careful with ebay sellers who state these rotors are within wear limits. These rotors have minimum thicknesses stamped on the carrier of 6mm. Some of these sellers are listing like "4.8mm within manufacturer's specs."
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biker_reject said:
CB 650 rotor which will go on my CB750 hub
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What year cb750? How does that disc work with the caliper? Does it line up right and have enough surface area and clearance to work with the 750 brake setup? Look really cool.
 
It is identical to my stock rotor except for the lightening holes and appears the swept area lines up with the pads like the original set up. My bike is a '79 DOHC 750. Looks like the diameter is larger because I went from the stock 19" wheel to an 18". I'm getting good at lacing wheels, let me tell you!
 
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