1987 Honda CBR750 Hurricane
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For the water hose, what I've found works well is if you take the old part to an auto parts store and see if they'll let you root around and find a suitable hose that has the right elbow you need, then buy the hose and cut the part you need off of it
The boots could be tricky as that's a pretty rare bike. You might be able to gob it up with flexible urethane repair or sealent or even (shudder) electrical tape. Foil tape might also work. If they're really bad then you might need to get creative by finding something else that's a physical fit but I don't know your model so don't have any easy solutions off the top of my head. The important thing is that they need to seal tightly
Hope that helps
The boots could be tricky as that's a pretty rare bike. You might be able to gob it up with flexible urethane repair or sealent or even (shudder) electrical tape. Foil tape might also work. If they're really bad then you might need to get creative by finding something else that's a physical fit but I don't know your model so don't have any easy solutions off the top of my head. The important thing is that they need to seal tightly
Hope that helps
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Thanks mate.... got to go play in garage this morning and Surprisingly I have 99% of all the parts just few nuts n bolts which hopefuly aint to difficult to find replacements.. thanls for the welcome. Good to see an appreciation for these bikes.
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I am after a replacement L/H Mirror and perhaps the lower faring covers for the exhaust for behind the lower pan. Left and Right side
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Exhaust system
Heya CBR owners!
Just bought a 1987 Honda CBR750
hurricane project without knowing just how rare they are! Turns out very, so i thought would i would come on here to show you all what i got and my progress and hopefully get some help on part finding
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I also have another project on the go 1987 Honda CH250
witch mechanically is almost working
still needs paint and some wiring tidying up.
Back to the Hurricane, i have started taking it apart today frame looks to be all good, can't get it started but the fuel is 10years old, so iv emptied the tank and put new fuel in it but still not starting so i have ordered the very long reach wrench i need for the spark plugs and hopefully will get it started next week!
Also need a new exhaust as to my surprise considering its been in a garage for most of its life it totally rot, unlike the rest of the bike
So hopefully getting a nice stainless system!
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Just bought a 1987 Honda CBR750
hurricane project without knowing just how rare they are! Turns out very, so i thought would i would come on here to show you all what i got and my progress and hopefully get some help on part findingAttachment 36920
I also have another project on the go 1987 Honda CH250
witch mechanically is almost working still needs paint and some wiring tidying up.Back to the Hurricane, i have started taking it apart today frame looks to be all good, can't get it started but the fuel is 10years old, so iv emptied the tank and put new fuel in it but still not starting so i have ordered the very long reach wrench i need for the spark plugs and hopefully will get it started next week!
Also need a new exhaust as to my surprise considering its been in a garage for most of its life it totally rot, unlike the rest of the bike
So hopefully getting a nice stainless system!
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Last edited by Jimblob; Nov 22, 2024 at 09:33 AM. Reason: Misspelled words
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