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1976 Honda CB750K · Decals Buying guide
These decals finish a restoration after paint and gauge work are done. The tank stripes need painted detail first, the labels go back in their original positions, and the gauge decals need the instruments dismantled.
Gas tank stripe decalsReproduction stripes for the 1974-76 CB750K tank; the black area is painted first.View part
Warning and service label setEight labels originally found on the 1975-78 CB750K, including battery and helmet holder labels.View part
1976 KM/H gauge face decalsFace decals for both gauges, listed for the 1976 CB750K only.View part
According to its listing, the wide black panel framed by the stripes is a painted feature, done before the decals are applied just as Honda did originally. One end of the stripe set also needs a careful joint, so plan both steps with your painter.
The label set includes important information, battery caution, helmet holder, exhaust modification, engine oil capacity and preserve nature labels. Take reference photos of a correct 1976 bike or your own parts so each label goes back in its proper place.
The listing describes eight labels: important information, battery caution, two helmet holder labels, exhaust modification, engine oil capacity and black and white preserve nature labels. It lists the 1975-78 CB750K.
No. That wide black panel is applied as paint, according to the listing, and it goes on first in the same way as the factory finish. The adhesive stripes are then laid around it.
Yes. The KM/H speedometer and tachometer face decal set lists the 1976 CB750K. The gauges must be dismantled and the original face printing removed before the decals are applied.
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