Plan the job before choosing tools for your 1978 Honda CB750A. The useful choices here cover spark plugs, wheel bearing retainers, fork service and engine support, alongside a seat lock and cover. Compare the fitted assembly with each tool’s application.
Show off your VintageCB750 pride with this VintageCB750 Logo Sew-On Patch, featuring metallic red thread. Looks great sewn onto a riding jacket, hat, or...
Service rear wheel bearing retainer rings without damage using this Rear Wheel Bearing Retainer Ring Tool. High-quality tool for removing and fitting the rear...
Service front wheel bearing retainer rings without damage using this Front Wheel Bearing Retainer Ring Tool. High-quality tool for removing and fitting the front...
Restore your seat lock with this Seat Lock with Keys, replacing OEM #77230-399-007 / #77230-107-711.This seat lock works perfectly for the bikes listed; the...
Pull your SOHC CB750 alternator rotor with this Alternator Rotor Puller, 20mm x M1.5 right-hand thread, for internal-thread rotors.Key Features• Alternator rotor puller• 20mm...
Remove and install spin-on oil filters with this 3/8" Drive Tripod Oil Filter Wrench. Designed for our aftermarket spin-on cartridge oil filters.Key Features• 3/8"...
Pay homage to Honda's groundbreaking inline-four with the 750 Four Engine T-Shirt in Extra Large. A black 100% cotton tee featuring a beautifully rendered...
Install 35mm or 36mm fork seals cleanly with this 35/36mm Fork Seal Driver. High-quality carbon steel with split design. Use for easy installation of...
Protect your bike with this Silver Motorcycle Cover. Soft, tough, and durable, made of high-performance sun-protective, water-resistant, mildew-resistant tri-UV pro fabric with polyurethane coating....
Add a Blue Honda Racing Hat to your gear collection. Velcro adjustable back.Key Features• Blue Honda Racing Hat• Velcro adjustable backPart Number: 61-1133
Proudly display your place in the CB750 community with the Established 2010 T-Shirt in X-Large. A black 100% cotton tee featuring the "Established 2010...
Top off your kit with this Honda Logo with HRC Emblem Trucker Hat. High-quality hat with beautifully stitched Honda logo. Snap-on adjustable back.Key Features•...
Add a White Honda Logo Hat to your gear collection. Velcro adjustable back.Key Features• White Honda Logo Hat• Velcro adjustable backPart Number: 61-1142
Celebrate the CB750 community in this Established 2010 T-Shirt (Large). A black 100% cotton tee featuring the "Established 2010 VintageCB750 Logo" on the front,...
Represent the CB750 scene in this Established 2010 T-Shirt (XX-Large). A roomy, soft 100% cotton tee in black with the "Established 2010 VintageCB750 Logo"...
Top off your kit with this Honda 93 Red Hat. High-quality hat with beautifully stitched logos.Key Features• Honda 93 Red Hat• Beautifully stitched logosPart...
Honor the CB750 community in everyday comfort with the Established 2010 T-Shirt in Medium. A black 100% cotton tee carrying the "Established 2010 VintageCB750...
Commemorate a decade-plus of CB750 community with the Established 2010 T-Shirt in Small. This black 100% cotton tee carries the "Established 2010 VintageCB750 Logo"...
A wheel-retainer tool, plug wrench and engine stand solve different problems. Start with the assembly you are servicing, then check dimensions, tool engagement and any aftermarket changes before selecting from this mixed category.
An older Hondamatic can have replacement forks, a different oil-filter arrangement or changed controls. Identify those parts before choosing a tool. The listed cap wrench is for a 24mm cap, while the tripod oil-filter wrench is intended for aftermarket spin-on filters.
Keep workshop equipment and fitted parts separate
The engine stand supports work on the removed SOHC engine; the seat lock remains on the motorcycle. Choose accessories for their own job and dimensions. A useful workshop order follows your planned repair and the relevant tool dimensions, rather than collecting equipment for jobs you are not doing.
Common questions
Should I order every tool listed for this model?
Choose the tools required by your planned repair and the assemblies currently fitted. A plug change, wheel-bearing job and engine rebuild need different equipment. Identify the work first, then compare the relevant tool dimensions and engagement before placing the order.
Which oil-filter arrangement does the wrench suit?
The tripod wrench listing specifies the merchant’s aftermarket spin-on cartridge filters. Compare your motorcycle’s installed filter arrangement before selecting it. Use the filter and tool descriptions together rather than treating the wrench as a confirmed choice for every filter housing.
Are the accessory keys matched to my ignition?
The seat-lock listing includes keys but does not state that they match an existing ignition or other lock. Compare the lock mounting and projection, and ask about key matching before ordering if sharing one key matters to you.
Not sure which part you need?
Send your model and year, plus photos of your existing part and any changes to the original setup.