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  • alpe
    Junior Member
    • Feb 2010
    • 4

    cb750 handlebars

    i'm trying to build some bars and i want to put on 1" bars but they won't fit the top tree or clamps because there 7/8... Is there any adapter that would go from 7/8 to 1"? Maybe a small riser? I've looked all over and can't find much.
  • born2boogie
    • Apr 2024

    #2
    Just get some 1" risers, man. The Biltwell ones aren't terribly expensive, n they're nice. Look on eBay for some old randoms. Lots of different kinds and styles.

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    • MIKE47
      Senior Member
      • Aug 2009
      • 702

      #3
      Originally posted by born2boogie
      Just get some 1" risers, man. The Biltwell ones aren't terribly expensive, n they're nice. Look on eBay for some old randoms. Lots of different kinds and styles.
      The cb750 has the bar clamps cast into the top tree. For that reason I usually just make the bars I want in 7/8. I also like that I can use the Jap levers and not have cable end issues. But they can probably be bored to take 1" bars . Never tried that myself but I don't see why I couldn't do it in the milling machine. Drop me an email if that sounds interesting to you. [email protected].

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      • born2boogie
        • Apr 2024

        #4
        Originally posted by MIKE47
        The cb750 has the bar clamps cast into the top tree. For that reason I usually just make the bars I want in 7/8. I also like that I can use the Jap levers and not have cable end issues. But they can probably be bored to take 1" bars . Never tried that myself but I don't see why I couldn't do it in the milling machine. Drop me an email if that sounds interesting to you. [email protected].
        Learn something new everyday. Ha.

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        • MIKE47
          Senior Member
          • Aug 2009
          • 702

          #5
          Originally posted by born2boogie
          Learn something new everyday. Ha.
          Me too.

          I was thinking if you wanted to use dogbone risers at the outsides of the clamps I could turn a piece of heavy wall 1" tubing down to 7/8 where the clamps are and you'd have the ends 1". You could put dogbones on those ends. Kinda like a springer top clamp. Of course that would raise the bars more.

          Did you happen to look around to see if anyone makes a different top clamp that would take risers?

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          • Brandon
            Senior Member
            • Aug 2009
            • 614

            #6
            I saw a pair of dog bone floating around on the web that were 7/8 on one end and 1" on the other. Some gray beard said they used to make them back in the day.

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            • alpe
              Junior Member
              • Feb 2010
              • 4

              #7
              Sweet thanks for all the info fellas.

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              • constriktor
                Junior Member
                • Aug 2009
                • 22

                #8
                you can directly swap out the cb750 top tree clamp (SOHC anyway, not sure of your year) with a '71-74 cb450 one which has the removable risers. then you could run 1" compatible risers.

                n

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                • bigdaddy
                  Senior Member
                  • Nov 2009
                  • 931

                  #9
                  i think i've got an older kz650 top tree with removable risers. if it fits, and i can find it, you can have it for free! let me see what i can find.

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                  • revmike
                    Senior Member
                    • Nov 2009
                    • 668

                    #10
                    my 750 had a weird riser, really a spacer, bolted into the trees to lift the drag bar over the tank and stuff. I dont see why someone couldn't do the same thing but end up with 1" Sounds like a cool project for the home foundry, cast your own extensions.

                    ~Rev Mike

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