I just happened to run into this video I am in Silverton right now at the mineral Creek dispersed area looking for more places to camp let me know if you know of any headed north
@@BryanKale777 hey I’m sorry, just now seeing this. I unfortunately don’t know of any dispersed camping further north from there, but Ridgway state park is awesome! Make sure to check out the mining museum in Silverton before you leave! It’s amazing!
i recently bought the same bike, any tips for a replacement starter? Could I get away with a different bikes starter so i dont have to pay 250 for one lol. and how does the rear plastic mount up, could I mount it without the sissy bar?
My bike had the rear fender plastic and sissy bar / grab handle removed when I bought it. The plastic doesn’t have any mounting bolts of its own, and instead relies on the structure and bolts of that grab handle to hold it in place. As for your starter issue, I can’t say.
@@phillipmasters thank you, im building a cafe racer ish bike, still mostly stock but just a couple cafe style mods. I really liked the rear plastic but I really dont like the sissybar, ill find a way around that. rear plastic kinda reminds me of a dirtbike.
@@ukariah You could consider cutting the top part(grab handle) off of the sissy bar, and just leave the sides. I think that would do what you are looking for.
@@phillipmasters yeah ill check it out today, i kinda dont want to cut up a $80 part so i thibk ill just make my own bracket. thanks for the help though my bike has had nothing aesthetic about it sense ive bought it. Just a engine, trans, and tach
I found that very odd as well. Someone had removed the center stand off my bike, so I bought one on eBay and put it on! The next oil change will hopefully be a lot simpler!
@@christoplease I would imagine they are different, since your CB750 is chain drive and the later CB700 like mine is shaft drive. That said, I would suspect the center stand would be competing for cramped space on either bike, and is likely bespoke to each model.
@@phillipmasters it's a Canadian model and is shaft driven still. So I'm thinking of just the engine size is different from the 700 as the frame/tank/guages look the same
