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1977 Honda CB750F · Speedometers & tachometers Buying guide
Choose gauges by display, cable drive and mounting rather than appearance alone. The stock-style pair and the smaller custom instruments have published drive ratios, but their face designs, brackets and housing dimensions differ.
Stock-style MPH speedometerBack-lit stock-style speedometer with a 0–120 MPH dial.View part
Stock-style tachometerStock-style tachometer with a 0–12,000 RPM dial.View part
Vintage-style MPH speedometerMechanical vintage-style speedometer with LED illumination and a 0–130 MPH dial.View part
Related parts: Deluxe mini speedometer · Mini tachometer · Chrome speedo cover plate
The stock-style and deluxe mini MPH speedometers specify 60 MPH at 2,240 cable revolutions per minute. The stock-style and mini tachometers specify 4:1 mechanical drive. The deluxe mini speedometer also provides high-beam, neutral, oil-pressure and turn indicators; identify the connections needed for the intended installation.
Chrome plate 33-0029 fits beneath the speedometer housing and replaces 37236-426-000. It is sold individually. Match the housing style and plate shape as well as the reference when restoring an existing instrument.
An exact year-specific face match is not promised. Both stock-style gauge descriptions warn that Honda’s faces changed between years, although they list the 1975–78 F. Compare the desired face design before choosing complete replacement instruments.
The 2.25-inch deluxe mini speedometer and mini tachometer each include a V-plate, but require a separate bracket. Their descriptions name bracket options 03-0740, 03-0741, 03-0762 and 03-0763; select the mounting arrangement for the build.
The vintage-style MPH unit requires custom mounting. Its body is 85 mm in diameter and 55 mm thick, with mounting points 57 mm centre-to-centre. A separate 25 mm rear-mount measurement is described as “width/thickness”; confirm its orientation and the cable clearance for the planned position.
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