honda cb175 side stand and airfilter?

Discussion in 'Classic Motorcycles' started by Nigel Hydes, Jul 16, 2003.

  1. Nigel Hydes

    Nigel Hydes Guest

    i've recently been making a cb175 road worthy. just got it mot'd. mines a k
    reg 1971 i think.
    mine isn't fitted with a side stand and i was wondering if anyone could tell
    me if they know where i might get one.
    also it runs very rich, obviously i could retune the carbs but i believe its
    because the air filters are too old. does anyone know where i could get more
    or have any experience of fitting k&n style filters to a bike like this and
    if it would improve the performance significantly

    thanks ian
     
    Nigel Hydes, Jul 16, 2003
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    Loz H Guest

    Yep. Or, if you are even tighter of pocket...

    Ford OHC air-filter. One the old inners have been ripped out, it is just the
    right thickness to cut up and put around the inner of the old filter unit.
    Silicone around the edges and away you go. Works for me.

    Talking of CB200s, my one has been immortalized on some blokes website. I
    was chaining the bugger up (Well, it *is* Liverpool..), and he rushed over
    all enthusiastic and happy "I had one of those years ago. Same colour,
    everything! Just wanted to check if it was the same exact one. Do you mind
    If I photograph it for my site" etc etc etc. Nice bloke, and if you are into
    the whole photography thing, not a bad site either.

    http://www.taobaybee.myby.co.uk/sunsets_and_bikes.htm

    Sweet. The sunshine flatters it to be honest. But, by god, it`s loveable.
    Well, I think so anyway.

    Loz H
     
    Loz H, Jul 16, 2003
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    fred Guest

    But if you're really tight you could always use a bit of old carpet
    underlay.

    <cough>

    fred
     
    fred, Jul 16, 2003
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  4. Nigel Hydes

    YTC#1 Guest

    Gave that to me didn't you ?
    Have fun.
     
    YTC#1, Jul 17, 2003
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