Would a 1979 Honda CB750K work for this?
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I doubt it, if I recall correctly, the one I bought had a 2:1 ratio, which is apparently good for American & English made bikes. But the ratio for Japanese bikes is much different, therfore the speedometer and odometer would not be accurate.
1608049
Not sure. But it has adjustment strings on it. I have it on my 1998 Honda 750 shadow.
1689937
This one only works if the bike has the mounting plate. If it doesn't, you need model number KS2B.
1184351
It will work, you will have some skipping. I had to buy one from specialized that was an exact fit for my bike. It will work with some fine tuning.
2103043
go to http://www.cyclepartsnation.com ck your bike -see schematics---this may help u see if u could adapt & make it work--------P T L
2203834
Check the K&N; website for the correct part # for your bike. Then shop Amazon for that part #.
1857268
Yes, it will work with your Honda carbs. I used it on my 1978 cb400 with no problems. Good luck.
606517
It will work on any bike as long as it has a quick connect on the battery. Have a fat Bob & street 759 and it's fine on both
899472
You fail to mention your application or the stove you have ??? If it's a cb1200 or cb1200I , It will work. Most of the time, the motor is OK, It's a vacuum issue, sensor or Control box. short the 2 wires going to the vacuum sensor and see if the motor works then, If it does, the sensor is bad or there is a vacuum leak around the door gasket. The older model stove have a poorly designed control board. A opt coupler or SSD goes bad on the board. There is a newer control board available but it is around 350 dollars. best to check the cheaper parts first
1242486
Yes it will work just fine. My Harley is around 850 and it has no issues at all.
237435
I have a 2007 R1200GSA and it works with that bike. The only thing, you have to make sure that the outlet you are plugging it into on the bike is a continuously hot outlet. If not, you might want to connect it directly to the battery as it suggests in the instructions.
1002639
Im not familiar with that bike but if it has vacuum ports and multiple carburetors it should.
783256
I'd say the answer is no. I owned a Honda CB750K, and this cover would fit that bike pretty good. I have no specific measurements but having several motorcycles I'd say "too big" is better than too small, makes it easier to throw over the bike. You can tighten the fit up with the pull cords at the bottom. I would personally recommend this cover to you. You can always return it. I received mine within about 3 days of ordering, and absolutely love the cover. High quality, thick. Protects more than any other cover I have owned. Hope this helps.
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Yes, if your bike has disc brakes and a cassette hub (as opposed to a freewheel hub). If you don't know what you have, take the bike to a bike mechanic - he/she will not charge you anything to tell you what you need.
277764
Yes, but you need to have your cables extended, if you go from low stock bars, to ape hangers. The 7/8" worked perfect for my old Honda CL450.
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I used it to replace a Honda GC160 on my Northern Equipment log splitter. Has much more power and is easier to start. As long as you have the same diameter shaft it should work out fine.
857713
It should. Double check your bike's sprocket width and tooth spacing. You can just measure your old chain.