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1976 Honda CB750K · Handlebar Buying guide
The bar, its top clamp and the grips are separate listings. Replacing the bar usually means removing the grips and switch housings, so it is a sensible time to check the clamp and fit fresh grips.
Stock-type chrome handlebarDrilled 7/8 inch bar, 32 inches long, listed for the 1973-76 CB750K.View part
Chrome handlebar top clampCustom chrome clamp with plated allen bolts; no built-in indicator lamps.View part
OEM-type closed-end gripsBlack rubber replica grips, 135mm long, listed for the 1972-76 CB750K.View part
The stock-type listing gives a 32 inch length, 5 1/4 inch pull back, 6 1/2 inch inner rise and 8 inch end rise. Bars can be measured in several ways, so compare each figure with your fitted bar before deciding.
The top clamp listed here is a chrome custom design with plated allen socket bolts, and its listing notes there are no built-in indicator lamps. Check where your indicator lamps are mounted before replacing the clamp on a stock bike.
Yes. The listing says it is drilled for wires like the OEM type and replaces OEM 53100-341-700. It lists the 1973-76 CB750K and 1975-76 CB750F.
The stock-type bar lists a 7/8 inch, or 22mm, diameter. The OEM-type grips are also listed for 7/8 inch handlebars, with a closed-end design and 135mm length.
No. The chrome top clamp listing states that it has no built-in indicator lamps. It comes with plated allen socket bolts and lists all CB750 models from 1969 to 1978.
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