Topic: Anybody have a 750K2 Parts list?

[NobleHops]

Fellas,

Following those links at the top of this forum leads me to some pretty sketchy download site that wanted me to run an installer. Nien danke.

Does anyone have this as a downloadable/emailable parts list file for a 72 CB750? Failing that, if anyone has a clean copy they would loan me I will scan it at very high quality, OCR it and share that, and of course I will return your doc intact to you.

Can you help?

Best,

Nils

[madmtnmotors]

Right here on our very own forum:

http://manuals.sohc4.net/cb750k/

[edwardmorris]

Try this, its the preview link from our sticky thread but you should be able to save the PDF

http://www.4shared.com/web/preview/pdf/KSQQL3nHce

[NobleHops]

Wilbur, Rafi, many thanks. 

[Stev-o]

Try this, its the preview link from our sticky thread but you should be able to save the PDF

http://www.4shared.com/web/preview/pdf/KSQQL3nHce

My computer didnt like this link!   PS. Found you a starter but photobucket is down.

Nils - what are you doing with the parts list?  I use the fiche....

http://www.westernhonda.com/fiche_select.asp

[edwardmorris]

Try this, its the preview link from our sticky thread but you should be able to save the PDF

http://www.4shared.com/web/preview/pdf/KSQQL3nHce

My computer didnt like this link!   PS. Found you a starter but photobucket is down.

Nils - what are you doing with the parts list?  I use the fiche....

http://www.westernhonda.com/fiche_select.asp

Its failing for me too now, wonder what changed..

[NobleHops]

The diagrams are helpful, as are the parts lists. Also, I OCR the files and can locate a part on the bike by number super quickly that way. I like the fiche, they are useful, but I like the paper and PDFs too.

[HondaMan]

The diagrams are helpful, as are the parts lists. Also, I OCR the files and can locate a part on the bike by number super quickly that way. I like the fiche, they are useful, but I like the paper and PDFs too.

Don't overlook this: the K2 often was made with leftover K1 parts in several places (like mine - the whole engine!). So, download the K1 parts fiche, too, you'll be glad you did!

During the K2, the bike "blended" from the early K1 designs into the K3 series. There are 3 distinct stages in the K2 production, with varying parts in the engine and frame.

[NobleHops]

The diagrams are helpful, as are the parts lists. Also, I OCR the files and can locate a part on the bike by number super quickly that way. I like the fiche, they are useful, but I like the paper and PDFs too.

Don't overlook this: the K2 often was made with leftover K1 parts in several places (like mine - the whole engine!). So, download the K1 parts fiche, too, you'll be glad you did!

During the K2, the bike "blended" from the early K1 designs into the K3 series. There are 3 distinct stages in the K2 production, with varying parts in the engine and frame.

Very timely note Mark! I have been reading your book over the past week or so, and just did get through some of this info. The book is fantastic. What an accomplishment.

[edwardmorris]

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During the K2, the bike "blended" from the early K1 designs into the K3 series. There are 3 distinct stages in the K2 production, with varying parts in the engine and frame.
............

THIS! This is why I love my K2, the earliest ones are the most odd too, and in MY opinion, there are fewer of the earliest K2s than sandys

[edwardmorris]

.......I like the fiche, they are useful, but I like the paper and PDFs too.

I love having a physical copy too, except not big on going through pages with messy hands, so I wallpaperd that thing

[NobleHops]

.......I like the fiche, they are useful, but I like the paper and PDFs too.

I love having a physical copy too, except not big on going through pages with messy hands, so I wallpaperd that thing

That's badass :-)

/ichiban

[HondaMan]

.......I like the fiche, they are useful, but I like the paper and PDFs too.

I love having a physical copy too, except not big on going through pages with messy hands, so I wallpaperd that thing

What a great idea!