[Groups] HONDA CB750 / CB1000 / CB1300

[subisisniki]

What's the rotor?

[ismail ithnin]

Do you have the disk brake plate for rear tyre

[subisisniki]

What suspension u guys using?

[FZ_Chua]

Hi Folks,

Just bought over from a fellow forumer and revamp the whole bike including the internals. Owned it for about 6 months now and barely clocked less than 2k km. Bike is on BT45. Any recommendations for a more confident tyre. Did a drift *sweat* when coming out a corner. Advise appreciated.

 

 

 

Thanks

Chua

[Sankar73]

Very nicely and tastefully done....

 

remove the rear rack and it will be the best...

[bernardk]

Hi Folks,

Just bought over from a fellow forumer and revamp the whole bike including the internals. Owned it for about 6 months now and barely clocked less than 2k km. Bike is on BT45. Any recommendations for a more confident tyre. Did a drift *sweat* when coming out a corner. Advise appreciated.

 

[ATTACH=CONFIG]239635[/ATTACH]

 

[ATTACH=CONFIG]239636[/ATTACH]

 

Thanks

Chua

 

I used BT021 very confident with that tire. Havent tried BT023 thou. Dun have my side lol. BT045 for long distance thus more durable which also means less sticky on road.

[FZ_Chua]

Thanks Folks.

Though the current set is fairly new, will probably source the pricing for the recommended tyres.

 

Ride Safe,

Chua

[ooitn]

I advise you should also look into the suspension setting....

 

Thanks Folks.

Though the current set is fairly new, will probably source the pricing for the recommended tyres.

 

Ride Safe,

Chua

[bernardk]

your 750 shouldnt have problem with tires.

[leirbag]

Hi guys,

 

Does any kind soul here owning a CB750 rc42 model know the differences between the bikes sold commercially and the learner models that BBDC/SSDC used to operate? Apart from the rear suspension, which on the learner models does not seem to have the external reservoir....

 

I am looking for an affordable, simple air-cooled and easily-serviced bike to ultimately make a long overland tour of Asia (3-6 months) after graduation, and this is one of my choices. I am considering getting one of the ex-learner bikes floating about on the forums and would like to find out more before pulling the trigger. Thanks in advance bros!

[leirbag]

Learner bikes has bigger radiator and they're hydraulic clutch. Other than than I'm not sure of any difference.

 

Condition wise it's hard to say. The CB750 odometer has only 5 digits, thus you wouldn't really know its' true mileage.

 

AJ's bike (sold) was learner's and he doesn't have any problem with it, but some bike shops advice against getting those, your choice. Good luck.

 

Hydro clutch? I would have thought only higher end bikes would be fitted with those... oh well, a hydro clutch would be near impossible to service on the road in the event of crash damage... i'll keep that in mind.

 

The bikes i saw were at a dealer's shop, they had about 30-40k km on the clock, but then again it could have been 130-140k. I'd like to believe it's the former though...after all they would have spent their entire lifetime going around the circuit at low speed. Then again, you never know....

[leirbag]

Damn, you burst my bubble. Now that you mention it... i think you have a point there!

[minime]

Hi guys,

Posting pix of my CB13 ( in Chennai India)

one photo is before I fitted the Carbon fairing .

 

Cheers !!

Zabeer

 

Nice! Saw one today in Singapore with the same exhausts but with full fairing in white and red. Nice and unique looking CB.

[E.M]

Had any bro renew their coe before? Any idea how to go abt it? Eg. Knowing the amt to pay?

[jairz]

intending to get a cb750. can anyone advice on the following:

1) how much will it roughly cost for a 8-9yrs old bike?

2) fuel comsumption?

3) maintenance? eg: how many litres engine oil, how many km change once, wat are the main common problems face?

 

thanks. ^_^

[yongchin]

your 750 shouldnt have problem with tires.

Bro, still riding your 1000 CB?

[bernardk]

Bro, still riding your 1000 CB?

 

Yes every single day and to thai and back. Trusty bike with no probs except old lol. Good low and mid range. Top end is a looser. lol thats all i can say but i wont sell it. Cos i already backed out selling it at my desired price for 3 freaking times. I think i will extend the COE when time comes HAHAHAHA.

[yongchin]

Yes every single day and to thai and back. Trusty bike with no probs except old lol. Good low and mid range. Top end is a looser. lol thats all i can say but i wont sell it. Cos i already backed out selling it at my desired price for 3 freaking times. I think i will extend the COE when time comes HAHAHAHA.

Nice to hear that. haha.. then can see what you will add on to your bike on facebook.

[benji99]

Hi to all the Honda CB bro here. I'm riding a CB1300. Any bro here knows where to bought the rear hugger n belly pan? Thks

[E.M]

EAny bro using Bluetooth helmet here?care to share?

[babyjuniorx]

Does cb1300 have VTEC?

[bernardk]

Does cb1300 have VTEC?

 

Not too sure. But seriously with that kinna power still need Vtec meh? lol add spoiler can fly liao HAHAHA

[yoo]

Does cb1300 have VTEC?

 

There is no VTEC for CB1300. so the power is always there.

Only VFR800 and CB400 have VTEC for better fuel consumption.

[yoo]

Hi to all the Honda CB bro here. I'm riding a CB1300. Any bro here knows where to bought the rear hugger n belly pan? Thks

 

I think you can only order online. Cb13 is a rare bike man

[bernardk]

I think you can only order online. Cb13 is a rare bike man

 

Hey yo bro yoo. Your CB13K is which year huh. I looking at a webby that show the specs and cant find any with Vtec. But CB IS A DAMN GOOD BIKE. See the rating compare to other bikes. LOL WORTH THE MONEY!!!

 

http://www.bikez.com/bike/rating.php?idbike=815