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    FS: DCC rear sets, linkage, fork dust covers, gauge bracket, bronze bushings...

    Willing to do some ridiculous package deal to move this stuff. Clubman bars are pending.
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    FS: DCC rear sets, linkage, fork dust covers, gauge bracket, bronze bushings...

    Open to offers on remaining items. Bundle sale too.
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    FS: DCC rear sets, linkage, fork dust covers, gauge bracket, bronze bushings...

    Everything listed as SOLD has been payed for and shipped!
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    FS: DCC rear sets, linkage, fork dust covers, gauge bracket, bronze bushings...

    Sold my bike so I'm selling off some bits that are left behind. Most of this stuff was bought from DCC, links to DCC to show exact item for more detailed description. Prices include shipping within the USA, items will ship via USPS Priority, First Class or Parcel Post with tracking. I've not...
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    Rear brake drum panel for 1971 CB450

    Really just looking for the outer plate, don't need all the fiddly bits on the inside. Preferably in decent shape. #4 as seen here: http://www.bikebandit.com/houseofmotorcycles/1971-honda-cb450k4/o/m9139#sch395068 Price shipped to 92627 Thanks
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    Parts to CB500T

    Any chance you'd have the upper triple tree?
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    CB450 upper triple tree

    Just noticed mine is cracked. I'm open to other OEM upper triple tree assemblies that will fit without modification. The bike is a 1971 CB450.
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    Bike dies when revved and headlights on

    Ok, well I cannot confirm 100% that you are correct at this point, but you are definitely on to something... When pulling all the wires out of the handle bars, I took note of the fact that all the wires being unplugged from the switch sides matched up to a wire of the same color on the main...
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    Bike dies when revved and headlights on

    So, I hate for this to be my first post (been lurking for a long time), but here's my problem: First off, the bike is a stock 1971 CB450 on which everything worked mechanically and electrical wise. I decided to try some clubman type bars, so I pulled the switches and controls from the factory...
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