Topic: henry Abe rear wheel, how direct a fit?

[setdog]

Hello all, got a 74 cb750 that and I'm wondering about placing a henry Abe mag on the rear.
I've seen a few threads discuss making them work, but I want to be sure how direct a fit they are in the swingarm, using the stock spacers and axle and nuts, and putting in some new bearings etc.
Thanks for your feedback..

[Steve_K]

I  have one on my 73 750.  The wheel has a drum brake and uses the brake plate and the drive side from the 750.

I assume each Henry Abe wheel is made for each brand.  If there are numbers on the wheel, for say, Honda or Suzuki I don't what they are.

I got mine from a 73 750 parts bike and I used the stock spacers and axle.  I used the best parts from each bike.
Replaced the bearings and I was good to go.  BTW, I have a 16 inch.  Have you got a 16 or 18?

Any question just ask.
Steve

[setdog]

Thanks for the information.  I haven't got one yet, but my rear wheel is rusty and really needs to be replaced.  I'm seeing some henry Abe 16 inch for sale on eBay for just $99, and I just looking too find out if I have all the other parts I need, minus the bearings, to go the mag route.  Instead of spending that money on relacing. 

[jaguar]

Henry Abe made a direct replacement wheel for the SOHC CB750.
As long as you buy the wheel for that application there isn't any thing special that you need.