I will try to get better pics if someone needs them as all I have right now is my camera phone but hope this helps.
tools needed- I bought this jewellers screwdriver set for a dollar at a dollar store.
Take the 3/64 flathead and bend the tip of it to form a dental pick.
use the 9/64 to turn the lock to keep pressure on the pins as you rake them.
use the dental pick you made, insert all the way into the lock with the point up and keeping upward pressure on it pull it out slowly to push the pins up, if you keep turning pressure with the large screwdriver the pins will stay up. you may have to rake it a few times to get all the pins. there should be four of them. when you get all the pins up the lock should turn. remove the lock from the bike with a large phillips head.
next put the lock back to the locked position. remove the phillips head screw on back of lock and remove the plastic piece and the gold gear inside
this should be what you see now, with the lock in this position you will see a silver washer with a slot in it, underneath that you will see a gold pin about a quarter inch wide at the top of the lock, this is where I got stuck. taking a 5/64 flathead screwdriver start at the left of it and slip it between that pin and the wall of the lock, you will see it spring towards the center of the lock till you cant see it any more, push on the center of the lock cylinder pushing it out the side the key goes in.
next you will find five pins with springs in each. the last one being larger than the rest (this is the one that holds the lock in the cylinder.
remove the four smaller pins and springs. you'll have 4 pins and 6 slots, one at a time put a spring and pin in a slot and then try the key, with the key out part of the pin will be exposed out of the cylinder, when you put the key in it should make the pin flush with the cylinder, if it does leave that pin and move on to the next one. if it doesn't take the pin out of that slot and try another until you get them all or as many as possible to work.
any questions or troubles I would be more than happy to help you with up to and including pm'ing you my cell# if need be for a fellow vn750 member.
Hope this helps anyone who needs it!