Adapting CognitoMoto Rearsets to my CB750F - Worthy Upgrade or Waste? скачать в хорошем качестве

Adapting CognitoMoto Rearsets to my CB750F - Worthy Upgrade or Waste?

Now that my mini-chopper is complete, I'm turning back to the SOHC CB750F cafe racer. In the big pile of parts I bought were a set of rearset foot controls and brackets to fit them on a CB750K. Thing is, I thought they were for a DOHC (79-82) model and figured I'd resell them later. Turns out that they are actually for a SOHC model and should fit my bike! It just requires a little cutting.... The rearset brackets are mean to fit a 69-78 CB750K, whereas I have a 1975 CB750F. There are a number of differences between the two models, the relevant ones today being that the parts of the frame holding the passenger pegs are different - necessitating their removal to fit the rearsets on the CB750F model. This isn't a sponsored video or anything, just my own honest opinion about the parts and the install process to fit them on a bike they weren't really made for. I paid my own money for these parts, so if I thought they sucked, I'd say so. More about the CB750F cafe racer project here:    • 1975 Honda CB750F Cafe Racer   I'm on Instagram @roodlum   / roodlum   Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 1:15 The Parts Themselves 4:10 The Crux of the Issue 6:12 Going Full Hipster 9:37 I Have Run Into An Issue 11:16 There's My Bridgeport 12:40 Good News and Bad News 13:33 It's Time To Bring It Home 16:03 Conclusions