Parts and fitment guide for your 1976 CB750F (F1)
The 1976 Honda CB750F Supersport uses the catalog’s early F intake listings: holder set 48-0751 and airbox boot 48-0759. Later 1977–78 F parts have separate listings. Check both connections when the carburetors or airbox have been replaced.
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Selected parts for the 1976 CB750F
Check each listing for model fitment, dimensions and what is included before ordering.
- Stock air filter — listed for the SOHC stock-airbox application.
- Airbox boot — sold individually; four used per motorcycle.
- Oil filter — stock-type paper element; check separately listed seals and hardware.
Identify your CB750F1 (1976)
Use the complete model and original market when matching the motorcycle to reference information.
- Frame number — record the complete stamped identifier, including its prefix.
- Engine number — record the engine stamping separately, especially if the engine has been replaced.
Compare those markings with original-market records before using the F-model designation to choose parts.
Use the linked chart as an identification aid, not as a verified factory serial range.
View the CB750 reference chart
For help locating and comparing identifiers, see our Honda CB model identification guide.
Check both sides of the carburetors
For the 1976 CB750F, engine-side holder set 48-0751 contains four holders and calls for eight 46–49mm band clamps 15-0685 if clamps are needed. Airbox boot 48-0759 serves the other side of the carburetors. Its listing does not specify a clamp size, so do not assume the engine-side clamp requirement applies to the airbox connections.
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