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1976 Honda CB750K · Horns Buying guide
The chrome horn resembles the stock horn without being a copy of it. The Joker Machine horn moves to the frame centerline, which its listing says gives clearance for steering dampers.
12V chrome horn, stock styleRated at 103 dB and 3 amps; similar in look to stock but not an exact OEM replica.View part
Joker Machine black hornSmall billet horn with CNC-machined bracket that mounts on the frame centerline.View part
Horn mounting hardware setFactory-style bolts and washers for securing the horn, listed for the 1969-76 CB750K.View part
Related parts: Horn button with spring
A horn that stops working may have a worn button, a loose wire or a failed horn. The horn button with spring is inexpensive and listed separately, so test the circuit before buying a complete replacement.
The stock-style horn lists the 1969-76 CB750K, and the hardware set replaces the original bolts with a matching pair of washers. The Joker Machine horn includes its own bracket and two gold screws for the centerline position, so it needs no separate hardware.
No. The listing is clear that it only resembles the stock horn rather than copying it. It is a 12-volt horn rated at 103 dB and 3 amps.
Its listing says it relocates to the frame centerline rather than the original offset location, using the included CNC-machined bracket and two gold mounting screws.
Its listing says the button with spring works as either a horn button or a starter button and lists all 1969-78 CB750 models. Check the switch housing it will fit into.
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