De Agostini MODEL SPACE Honda CB750 FOUR User manual

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Published in the UK by De Agostini UK Ltd, Battersea Studios 2,
82 Silverthorne Road, London SW8 3HE.
Published in the USA by De Agostini Publishing USA, Inc., 915 Broadway,
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Warning: Not suitable for children under the age of 14. is product is not a toy
and is not designed or intended for use in play. Items may vary from those shown.
CONTENTS
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Assembly Guide
Stage 21: The right outer exhaust pipe
Stage 22: The rst shock absorber
Stage 23: The second shock absorber
Stage 24: The rear wheel

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Honda CB750 FOUR: Assembly Guide
Stage 21
Diuser
Right outer exhaust pipe
Locate the ‘B’ stamped on the right outer
exhaust pipe (circled).
Place the hole in the end of the exhaust
pipe over the circled hole in the lower right
silencer outside.
Remove the masking tape holding the two
halves of the upper right silencer together.
Make sure that the two parts t together
correctly and that the holes are aligned.
The right outer
exhaust pipe
Tools
Phillips screwdriver
Prepare
Lower right silencer (Stage 19)
Upper right silencer (Stage 20)
Screws (2.3 × 5mm type P) × 4
Screw (2 × 5mm type G)
Screw (2 × 5mm type B)
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2
3
4
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Align the three arrowed projections and holes of
the two halves of the lower right silencer and push
them together.
Place a type P screw into the aligned holes. Tighten the type P screw into place, securing the exhaust
pipe to the silencer outside.
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7

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Hold the two silencer halves together and insert a type P
screw into the hole nearest the exhaust pipe.
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Tighten the screw into the hole.
Tighten a type P screw into the middle hole.
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10

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Tighten a type P screw into the hole at the end of
the silencer.
13
Locate the circled projection at the end of the silencer
and the notch in the diuser, both circled.
Align the projection and notch, and push the diuser into
the end of the silencer. Loosen the middle screw a little if
the diuser is a tight t.
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Align the two sets of holes on the upper and
lower silencers.
Place a type G screw into the indicated hole.
Locate the indicated holes on the upper and
lower silencers.
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16

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Honda CB750 FOUR: Assembly Guide
Tighten the type B screw into the holes to x the
silencers together.
Tighten the type G screw into place. Place a type B screw into the aligned holes at the ends of
the silencers.
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19 Stage complete

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Honda CB750 FOUR: Assembly Guide
Shock absorber
Screw (type F)
Threaded pin
Apply a small amount of grease, provided with Stage 6, to the end of a toothpick.
This is the right amount of grease. It should be around the size of a grain of rice, thin
enough to get through the springs of the shock absorber.
The rst shock
absorber
Prepare
Grease (Stage 6)
Toothpick
Tissue paper
Pen
Stage 22
1
2
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Honda CB750 FOUR: Assembly Guide
Firmly grasp the shock absorber at each end.
Push the ends closer together and then release.
This will spread the grease.
Insert the toothpick between two turns at the end of
the spring and apply the grease to the join highlighted
in the previous step.
Mark the stage number on the bags the screws came in,
and store them until needed.
Locate the join between the case and the damper
(red line).
Wipe away any dirt or excess grease from the shock
with tissue paper.
3
4
5
6
7
Stage complete

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Honda CB750 FOUR: Assembly Guide
Shock absorber
Threaded pin
Screw (type F)
The second shock
absorber
Prepare
Stage 23
Apply a small amount of grease, provided with Stage 6, to the end of a toothpick.
This is the right amount of grease. It should be around the size of a grain of rice, thin
enough to get through the springs of the shock absorber.
Grease (Stage 6)
Toothpick
Tissue paper
Pen
1
2
Your parts

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Honda CB750 FOUR: Assembly Guide
Firmly grasp the shock absorber at each end. Push the
ends closer together and then release. This will spread
the grease.
Insert the toothpick between two turns at the end of
the spring and apply the grease to the join highlighted
in the previous step.
Mark the stage number on the bags the screws came in,
and store them until needed.
Locate the join between the case and the damper
(red line).
Wipe away any dirt or excess grease from the shock
with tissue paper.
3
4
5
6
7
Stage complete

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Honda CB750 FOUR: Assembly Guide
Rear wheel
When viewed from the front, as
shown here, the rear wheel should
be almost symmetrical, with the
exception of the left side, where
there is a larger projection.
The rear wheel
Tools
Soft cloth
Superglue
LeftRight
Stage 24
1
Your parts

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Honda CB750 FOUR: Assembly Guide
Locate the square projection inside the cylindrical
projection on the left side of the rear wheel.
Locate the small hole next to the projection on the
right side of the rear wheel.
If parts need gluing, it is best to use a non-whitening
superglue, not one that will turn white when it dries.
Check each of the spokes. Hold the centre and gently
move the spoke back and forth. If it comes loose, it will
need securing with glue.
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Apply a small amount of superglue to the end of the
spoke. You may nd this easier if your glue bottle has
a ne nozzle, like the one shown here.
Place the wheel back into the packaging that it came
in, to prevent any damage.
Wipe away any marks with a soft cloth.
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8Stage complete

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