CB750 scrambler project
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I have no idea when I use the shrug emoji it changes it to a girl and the gender symbol
After further investigation... My cdi which was sold by a bike breaker written in white paint "cb750 1997" ... I cleaned off the paint carefully and the part number just about readable is
MASG G
571UWhich is a cbr900!!!
Whether or not that's a problem, I've got another one from another spares breaker with the correct part number for the cb750 sevenfifty
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Same here. Should be beasty.
I knew the electrics would be the hardest part.
All lights and horn was easy.
Starter circuit was ok.
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It WILL fire up with a new CDI, unfortunately online buying is a fukin shark feeding frenzy of a$$hol£s all caring about one thing. The amount of times I’ve been shafted on fleabay is unreal. Brought a headlight that came without the bulb holder or rubber, the bloke had the neck to tell me that I was confusing his with another listing, conveniently after his pics were down. The only reason I nodded was cause it was complete...
Another bloke changed the listing twice while I was between messaging. Once to up the price £40 then to change from 3 wire to 5wire servo! Same listing number an all... -
@SpookDog I know the feeling. Many sellers have lots of similar items for sale but send the wrong ones.
The problem is I built this bike with parts from about 30 bikes... And no real way to test it will work together until I try -
I've got sparks on the plugs.... Just need 1 more part before I start up....
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She runs and runs beautiful!
I'll do a video when fully warmed up.
And not pouring rain.It was screeching when I started it., Originally thought it was the starter, but when running it was awfully loud. I thought "here we go" something major.
I had a suspicion it was the generator....
Look what I found...
A tiny recess where a slightly bent fan blade was rubbing the cover.Really easy fix and now sounds great!
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Have a little listen ears are bleeding
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@Louis-DT-WR BRAP BRAP BRAP, sounds beastly dude!!!
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@Louis-DT-WR ive never been a fan of loud exhausts i prefer a good quality exhaust note
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@declan said in CB750 scrambler project:
@Louis-DT-WR ive never been a fan of loud exhausts i prefer a good quality exhaust note
Agreed. I prefer quiet engines that make power. Turbo Flutter is a must.
Now an eargasm superbike inline 4 that's a win.
But I can't stand loud Hondas that make fack all power.
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@Louis-DT-WR Not being funny, my Starlet wouldn't pull with four kids in it and that's actually a rapid motor. I mean it's no Skyline but it's still 133hp out of a 1.3 860Kgs from 1989.