Re: quick question 76 750 carbs on a 81 650?
Posted by cdaiscool on Jun 22, 2013; 2:42am
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While I'm not an expert, since the '76's used an entirely different carbs than later years, I'm leaning on no. Older bikes used a keyhole carb, and newer (79-83) 750's (so the 650 MIGHT be different) used a CV carb.
To be 100%, you can look up the part number of the carb itself on bikebandit and compare to the other bike.
URL: http://vintage-and-classic-hondas.81.s1.nabble.com/quick-question-76-750-carbs-on-a-81-650-tp4042650p4042659.html
While I'm not an expert, since the '76's used an entirely different carbs than later years, I'm leaning on no. Older bikes used a keyhole carb, and newer (79-83) 750's (so the 650 MIGHT be different) used a CV carb.
To be 100%, you can look up the part number of the carb itself on bikebandit and compare to the other bike.
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