1970 Honda CB750K Parts

1970 Honda CB750K parts for maintenance and restoration

Start with the job on your workbench. These repair links keep you in the 1970 CB750K collection, from servicing the fuel system to replacing engine seals or refreshing the front brake.

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• Engine and oil service — oil filters, gaskets, seals and engine components.
• Carburetors and fuel system — carb rebuild parts, holders, air filters and fuel delivery.
• Ignition and electrical — spark plugs, coils, switches and charging components.
• Brakes and clutch — brake pads, hydraulic rebuild parts and clutch components.
• Suspension and wheels — fork seals, wheel bearings and suspension parts.
• Exhaust and sealing parts — exhaust components, gaskets and mounting hardware.

Selected parts with 1970 CB750K fitment

Each of these product listings includes the 1970 CB750K in its stated applications.

• CB750K float bowl gasket — listed for 1969–76 CB750K carburetors.
• Stock-type CB750 air filter — listed for 1969–78 CB750K with the stock airbox.
• CB750K front brake pad set — listed for 1969–76 CB750K front disc brakes.

Check the frame, engine and fitted early CB750 parts

Early CB750 parts changed between the K0 and K1 arrangements. Record the frame and engine numbers, then identify the assembly being repaired before ordering; a registration year alone does not describe every part now fitted.

• Frame identification — record the complete frame number when asking for help with model identification.
• Engine identification — record the engine number separately, particularly if the engine may have been replaced.
• Seat, latch and hook — Honda describes the K1 change as interchangeable with the earlier arrangement when these parts are replaced together. Compare all three before ordering one piece.
• Oil tank and side cover — Honda revised these for the K1; the earlier and revised parts are not individually interchangeable. Match the tank and cover arrangement actually fitted.

Use model-reference information as a starting point, then compare the fitted assembly with the replacement specification. Keep frame identification separate from engine and component identification when previous repairs or conversions are possible.

View the CB750 frame and engine number chart · Browse the Honda CB model identification guide

Match the throttle and carburetor setup

The featured 1969–70 throttle cable uses one top cable feeding four individual carburetors. The featured right-hand switch is also specified for the single-throttle-cable configuration. Before replacing either, compare your cable routing and controls with the listing—especially if a previous owner changed the carburetors or handlebars.

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Before ordering, match the stated fitment, dimensions and Honda reference numbers to your motorcycle. For help with an uncertain application, send our team the part number and details of your bike.

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