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Offline Dener

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New member from Brasil
« on: June 21, 2010, 12:03:36 AM »
Hello, my name is Dener.
20years ago I thought: one day I will have a CB 750 Four.
Today I saw that I was loosing time and I get it.
The bike is very damaged  :'( but the engine rebuilt just began and I will work hard the restore her  ;)


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Now I am following the posts and learning how to remake her. But I 'will need some parts that I can found here in Brasil.
Have somebody any sugestion that places (or persons) where I can buy these parts?

Thanks people.

Offline Ken41

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Re: New member from Brasil
« Reply #1 on: June 23, 2010, 07:04:31 AM »
Hello Dener,

Welcome to the group. There is a wealth of knowledge here.

It looks like you have a nice project underway. It will take time and money, but when you are done completing the build
of your CB750 and take it for it's first ride, it will all be worth it. Take as many pictures as you can, down the road they will bring back great memories.

Ken
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Re: New member from Brasil
« Reply #2 on: June 23, 2010, 07:27:12 AM »
Howdy!  Welcome.  have fun!  :)
Do you have a copy of the Honda Shop Manual or Parts List for your bike? Get one here:
https://www.honda4fun.com/materiale/documentazione-tecnica
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Re: New member from Brasil
« Reply #3 on: June 23, 2010, 08:42:44 AM »
Hello Dener,
Welcome to the forum. We don't get many Brazilians here. I imagine if parts are not easily found in Brazil it will be costly to import them from europe or america. Try cmsl.nl or david silver (uk) they usually have plenty of bits. But not cheap.
Remember to take as many photos of the strip down and tag or bag as many bits as can.

Offline Dener

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Re: New member from Brasil
« Reply #4 on: June 26, 2010, 05:54:39 PM »
Thanks Ken, Cycleranger and rhos1355.
As I said, the restoration began. It isn't easy to find this Kind of bike here, in good conditions and good price. I have pictures since the aquisition of the motorcycle, in 2009 december 25. Now I think that Santa Klauss really exist. ;D
I'm buying some parts on Ebay. The cmsl.nl don't send to Brasil :'( and the David silver I will try later. Now Iam busy with the motor. One or two weeks more and it will restart.


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Re: New member from Brasil
« Reply #5 on: July 05, 2010, 03:16:20 PM »
Helo Dener, welcome and nice 750.
Dont know if you have tried these guys, but they are good sources of parts (althoug expensive...)

www. motosantigas.com.br

www.recarmotos.com.br

And www.motosclassicas70.com.br is a very nice place too.
Sory the bad english.

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Re: New member from Brasil
« Reply #6 on: July 06, 2010, 03:38:57 PM »
Helo Dener, welcome and nice 750.
Dont know if you have tried these guys, but they are good sources of parts (althoug expensive...)

www. motosantigas.com.br

www.recarmotos.com.br

And www.motosclassicas70.com.br is a very nice place too.


Hello Stormer. Yes I Know these guys. I just got some parts with them and another friends here. But I would like to make contact with people around the world (friends and business). Now I am looking for technical information (and here is a very good source) in quantity and quality. Some examples like C-hook and rust removal topics shows that the we will have EVER something to learn.

And of course I will be forced to study the English language... :-[

Thanks and see you next post. ;)