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Offline jilespalcock

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CB500 Four K1 Kickstart mechanism
« on: December 21, 2015, 03:13:45 PM »
Does anyone have a picture of a correctly installed kickstarter shaft on a 500/4 K1.  I rather stupidly didn't take a photo of that on dismantling and want to be sure.  It doesn't seem to work as expected but I might be wrong!
Bikes:
75 CB500 K1 (late registration)
77 CG125 (first bike ever owned)
77 CG185T (Special)
78 CD185T (Dads bike)
89 GPZ500S (write off for parts)
90 GPZ500S (Sisters bike that I'm working on)
97 CBR900RR (toy)

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Re: CB500 Four K1 Kickstart mechanism
« Reply #1 on: December 21, 2015, 06:10:16 PM »
Here's the kickstart shaft from behind the right side (clutch basket) cover.




And here it is from the inside:



And here's the parts fiche:

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Re: CB500 Four K1 Kickstart mechanism
« Reply #2 on: December 22, 2015, 12:51:45 PM »
this is perfect! very many thanks indeed!
Bikes:
75 CB500 K1 (late registration)
77 CG125 (first bike ever owned)
77 CG185T (Special)
78 CD185T (Dads bike)
89 GPZ500S (write off for parts)
90 GPZ500S (Sisters bike that I'm working on)
97 CBR900RR (toy)

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Re: CB500 Four K1 Kickstart mechanism
« Reply #3 on: December 24, 2015, 08:14:49 AM »
It turns out I had the ratchet 180° out.  Now when the kick start returns to home the ratchet disengages like it should.  I have attached a picture as the ones above don't show it.
« Last Edit: December 24, 2015, 08:17:01 AM by jilespalcock »
Bikes:
75 CB500 K1 (late registration)
77 CG125 (first bike ever owned)
77 CG185T (Special)
78 CD185T (Dads bike)
89 GPZ500S (write off for parts)
90 GPZ500S (Sisters bike that I'm working on)
97 CBR900RR (toy)