SOLD SOLD SOLD! Set of 4 carb synch gages and adapters. Under $40.00!

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bobarama said:

I have a set of 4 carb synch gages and the required adapters for multi carbed Japanese bike for sale. I went to a single carb and no longer need them. What you see is what you get. Gage #3 can look a bit "lazy" when at rest (unhooked) but the whole set seems to work just fine. I have owned them since they were new and I used to use them in my shop (many moons ago!).

$20.00 and $16.50 ($36.50 TOTAL) shipped via USPS Priority Mail from me to you in the lower 48 states.

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PM me if you want them. They are packed and ready to go.

Thanks, Bob

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SOLD, give me the paypal addy to remit to also tell me what shipping would be to Pembroke Ontario Canada K8A 6W5 via USPS. Thanks

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Sold. Thanks a million!!!!!!!

Darn! I could have used those. I have this CB750K3 that needs the 4 carbs synced about once a year.....Anybody else have a set they want to sell?

bjatwood , that is a very nice clean 750 . You should be very proud of it . I cant recall the last time I have seen one on the highway in that great condition .

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A truly nice bit of history, I think I could handle having to sync carbs once a year

Thanks guys! The CB750 definitely takes you to a "Back in the Day" kind of motorcycling experience when I ride it. Wind in your face, motor in it's sweet spot at 5 to 6 grand. And the looks from people are fantastic. At every gas station someone comes up to me and tell's me "their" CB story about when there were young. Love it:thumbsup:
And here's some pre-product history before Honda launched the CB in 1969. Sochiro Honda wanted the "new" bike to be so dependable, that the motor had to pass a 24 hour run time at Red line of 8K, took 7 motors with different parts before this was accomplished. I think Honda hit a home run with these 750's and the Goldwings. I personally don't want to ever own a different brand of bike...( maybe a new Indian) but that's another story...LOL