Topic: Cb750 k0 rim identification

[Remcod]

Hi,
I bought a front rim listed as a cb750 k0 type with the accompanying price tag. Now im not sure it is. Can anybody give me an idea? This so i do not argue with the seller for the wrong reason. So it has the did diamond but also the measurement stamped. I thought the k0 has the diamond but not the measurement. Can anybody confirm?

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[Don R]

 It looks to be a replacement. My Blue-Green K0 has the size stamp because I bought them new during the covid shutdown.

[BenelliSEI]

It looks to be a replacement. My Blue-Green K0 has the size stamp because I bought them new.

+1. My 1969 has the DID, but no numbers. I’ll grab a photo next time I’m in the shop if you’d like to see it?

[Don R]

 A lot of sellers don't care about accuracy or only know what it was removed from. Last winter I got a nice sandcast correct rim, hub, rotor, speedo drive and axle from a well-known seller for a good price on ebay they either just missed it or wanted to move some inventory.

[Remcod]

Ok, that is what i thought, thanks, appreciated!
Regards,
Remco

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[PeWe]

I ordered new rims to my CB750 early 80's.  Might have been 1979-80.
They looked as today's replacements with DID + size numbers on the rim side.
No DID stamp as the photo above. That rim must be old anyway.

[Remcod]

Yes that rim i belief is used up to 1974, but i wasnt sure if used on k0 also (ie 1970) and if no marking is for sandcast only.

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[Don R]

 As far as fitment goes, it's fine as long as it's for 40 spokes. The size numbers do indicate that it's a replacement.

[CycleRanger]

Here's the stamp on a K0 DID rim.

[Remcod]

Thats how i thought it should look like, thanks.

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