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hondamatic...@gmail.com

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May 10, 2013, 12:41:36 PM5/10/13
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Hello and welcome!

We are still working hard and we are close to having the site the way we want it.  But our opinions are not the only ones that matter.  Let me know what you think.  Do you like the direction we are taking here?  Do you like the layout and colors?  Sound out and I guarantee you will be heard. 

Joseph Kochevar

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May 21, 2013, 5:24:46 PM5/21/13
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Glad to see HMC return but somewhat confused at present :)

hondamatic...@gmail.com

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May 21, 2013, 8:17:20 PM5/21/13
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Thank you for your comment.  If you could...please explain.  What do you find confusing about the website?

Michael Ioannidis

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Aug 4, 2014, 10:48:36 PM8/4/14
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how the parking brake work on the Honda CB 750 A and what does it do

Michael Ioannidis

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Aug 4, 2014, 11:03:38 PM8/4/14
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How a parking brake work on a 1977 hondamatic 750 A and what does it do

craigstrbo

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Aug 5, 2014, 1:03:43 AM8/5/14
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I'm not sure about the 750, but on my CM 400 A Hondamatic, there is a button on top of the left rear brake handle.  You push down on the button, pull the handle all the way back, and let go of the button.  If it is working correctly, your bike will not move, it is like an emergency brake on a car.
To release it, pull the handle back and push the button, then let go of the handle.

Paul

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Aug 5, 2014, 6:53:26 AM8/5/14
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The 750 uses the rear brake pedal and a release button mounted on the left side below the seat. To use it, you depress the brake pedal and then pull the release knob/button out. The rear brake will be applied until the release button is depressed. To release, depress the pedal to release the tension and push the button in. I hope that's what you wanted to know. If not, let us know and we can discuss the internal workings of the park brake assembly.

...Paul
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