I am 40 years old at the writing of this post. My dad had I believe a 76 because it had the same badging as this one but it was in the metallic orange color. It sat in my garage as a kid my whole life. When my parents spit up, it went into storage. To make a long story short, after my dad passed we lost everything in that storage. The bike along with many other things are gone forever. To this day remembering that bike and the one time my dad took me down the street on it at like 7 years old makes me want it. Now older and realizing how important of a bike this is and what little mods you can do to it to make it more for your liking makes me want it even more. I don’t know how to ride. I need to get my license, learn and buy one of these bikes. It has been a dream of mine for decades. Thanks for this video. Makes me smile.
With that bitter memory of losing the opportunity to own and ride your dad's bike, I recommend you take the motorcycle course and make new memories. There are now new bikes with vintage look but new tech that make it even more exciting.
In 1989, a very good friend of mine had a honda 400 that looked identical to this. I am not sure of the model or year, but it was a pleasure to ride around town, and i am sure that this larger bike was an absolute thrill to ride. When I was 14 I wanted a bike very badly, my overprotective mother would not hear of it, the kids who could ride a bike to school were, in my opinion, the coolest people ever.
Simply put.....The best motors Honda ever made in the world. No engine is so reliable like these ever. They designed them so well that I would not be surprised if the oil would be 25 years old, she will start right up. This is a real beauty.
Only thing wrong with this bIke is it’s not a Kawasaki Z1. My best friend had one and he thought he was king of the hill till I showed up on a Z1. Seriously thou, very nice looking CB. I still got my 75’ Z1b in my garage. It’s in great shape, but I want to do a complete restore to make it as mint as yours. Both bikes prices just keep going up and up. In the last 20 years I’ve seen mine appreciate 500%.
Beautiful motorcycle one of the best for design, engineering, speed, comfort and more. Worlds most loved bike. Probably the best model in its range too.
I learned to ride on my father's 1972 Honda CB350. Then graduated to the 1984 magna V30. Last bike was a 1400 Intruder. The big V-twin shook so much compared to Honda's inline and V-4 engines. I mean at idle I couldn't see using my mirrors. The Hondas? My father did the cigarette trick. He put a cig on the gas tank on end and revved the bike and it never fell off. Honda always made the best bikes, in almost every generation. They make the best generators too. I'll get back on 2 wheels again someday. Just waiting for my kids to move on as I'm a single father and can't afford going down on one right now.
Gorgeous classic bike. I remember my Uncle having one when I was a kid. Spent many hours as a passenger on it with him. Great summers, great memories and a great childhood.
I owned one in the early 90's. Bought it for 100.00 and the only thing I had to do is clean the carbs. Ran amazing. Rode it for 3 years and sold it for a grand. This is a great bike .
Love this video, I am 63 years old and remember this bike well. I have a 4 stroke Yamaha sled and I keep telling people it sounds just like the old honda 750 and they usually just stare back at me
My uncle bought a bluish green 73' CB750 when he got out of the Army in 73'. He put a sissy bar, highway pegs, took the baffles out of the pipes, had a dog bones kit and higher bars, put 6" slug kit in the forks and modified the front brake cylinder to make the front brake stop better. Man I thought that thing was so cool and it sounded like a demon with the baffles out.
I rode one of the first year models w/ the dual throttle cables ('73) and loved that bike. Fast, agile for its size and great mileage when you just cruised; I could get easily 70-80 MPG w/ mine. I did a little port work on the carbs, just smoothed off the rough edges and casting bumps, and that bike would get up and go. Great first bike or daily driver for any enthusiast.
I had a 72 and it was my first and only bike, Scared the crap out of me a couple of times. There was a place in the power band that when the rpm's got there it was like a turbo kicking in and it would fly. I owned it for 3 years, I got up one morning and said to myself, I haven't scratched the bike and it hasn't scratched me so I sold it. I was married with two small children so I knew it was the right thing to do but I have missed that bike ever since.
bob meadows - Did you ever ride a Kawasaki 750 2 stroke triple back then? Now THAT bike was peaky and scary as hell to ride. Didn’t handle worth a crap and the power band would pull the front end without warning. It was truly a terrifying machine.
I was little squirt I saw my first one. Four in line across. Looked huge. I was probably 11. Great engineering. It's funny to see the transition from little tiny early 60s motorcycles to today's behemoths. Those bikes in the 60 could go damn good too. They were real motorcycles. Whereas today's fairing windshield bikes are just two wheeled cars. Not all but most. I like the wind in my face at 100. Just mess'n. Really I am. LOL
Had a buddy who owned one of them. I rode it several times. It had plenty of power in the low end, but it had a sweet Jesus spot in the power band. When you hit that sweet spot, you had better be holding on tight or it would leave you sitting in mid air while the bike was headed down the road without you! First bike that ever scared me! It was really that fast!
I owned a 1975 of the same version. The limited braking and handling characteristics became apparent after I traded up to a 1982 Kawasaki GPz 750. However, it’s a classic in terms of looks and style. Love Honda machines.
This was my first bike back in Japan. Loved it so many memories of running wild thru Tokyo on it 😂 Wish I had one over here in Scotland. Currently on Harley FXDB Street Bob but changing soon to a Yamaha XV1900 - cant wait!
@Big Al Japanese patriotism aside haha My Street Bob is getting old now and to be honest I am getting real sick of Harley churning out the same type of ancient old bike slapping $35k price tags on them. It just shows a lack of passion, almost as if the guys at HD feel they could take a shit in a jar but so long as they put the iconic HD logo on there someone will buy it. I am now based in Glasgow, Scotland which has a huge Harley flagship dealership and I have test ridden upwards of 10 "new" models and bar a few tweaks, its the same old bike. That Yamaha however was a revelation. The controls felt solid and well made, the brakes felt good not the usual Harley jar tops. That Yamaha 1900cc power plant has so much power and torque. I am a bike customiser and bobber, I cant wait to strip the Yamaha down to a bobber and feel the pure torque and power from it and know that the Yamaha factory build quality of the motor, clutch and forward controls are world class and reliable. Its a pure Harley killer.
Your CB 750 looks beautiful and sounds just like it should. I liked these bikes in 1970 and I still like them , much nicer than today's motorcycles looking more than science projects . Lovely video. Thank you.
Glad to see you kept the original exhaust system and didn't fit an ugly 4-into-1. The idling is not quite perfect, it sounds like you may have a vacuum leak somewhere.
I bought one of those around 1980 in perfect condition - too bad I had to sell it - at least it went to a collector of the series - he had one of each year.
@@jamesbottger5894 when I bought it, I thought that it was really old even though it was only 14 years old. It would hit 60 before I could get past a speed limit sign from a stop, as soon as I hit 2nd gear in just a couple of seconds easily.
That brings back some good memories and bad memories I lost mine how long to somebody that was in a fatal accident with it but I really did love my bike before he destroyed it
I had a Honda 1976 350 Honda CB as my first bike. Also, hope those tires are not more that 5 years old. That's the shelf life and also the only two things keeping your ass off the road. Stay safe and luv the bike.
I have a 1964 Honda 305 SuperHawk with 17,000 original miles that I'm doing normal "restoration" on. Mostly cleaning and polishing. Still with break "The Ton"(100 MPH) with 176 lbs. of me on it.
Ja hab ich auch gehabt . Und geliebt . Im Leerlauf ne Klapperkiste . die Dämpfer hinten hab ich gegen Konis ersetzt . Schönstes Motorrad zu seiner Zeit .
I had an 81 version of this bike. Great ride but the heat off this engine was intense. It also took a few minutes on a cold start for it to smooth out.
Beautiful bike, brings back a lot memories. I remember reading “super bike” comparisons in magazines around 1970 I think. As I recall the comparison was between a CB 750, a BSA 750 (or maybe a 650?), a Harley, a Suzuki 750 triple, and I believe a Norton. I remember vividly how hard they tried to get the bikes into the 12’s in the qtr! Of course, many of them (like the Harley) couldn’t come close. Good memories.
I was 16 in 1976 and the one bloke who had one of them while I was the owner of the 50cc Honda. The impression was one of utter awe. In those days when the kawasaki was coming in and the suzuki The older guys would find a straight road to see whose bike was the fastest. Good old days
In 2014 I purchased a 1975 CB 750 from a man who bought the bike originally from a local Honda dealer... It also had these Japanese white hard cases on the back that were quite rare.. I rode it home about 10 miles and then rode it one other time about 12 miles... In the beginning of 2015, while I was out of the country, my house burned down completely destroying the Honda, a Kawasaki Versys, and a 1968 BMW R50... Luckily my Ural 2 wheel drive Patrol with a sidecar was outside so wasn't destroyed...pretty depressing, but at least I wasn't sleeping in the bedroom at the time or I wouldn't be writing this today....
This was my first bike....I loved it. I am 59 now and I got it when I was 21 years old. I like the bike so much I got a 2018 Triumph Bonneville. The bike is just like the Honda and I remember how nice the bike shifted. How much did you sell the bike for. I really like your bike. You kept it very nice. My Honda had 9000 miles on it when I sold it. I got 200 Dollars for it.
Nice bike. My Dad had a K0(1970) and I had a K2(1972). Enjoyed the bike but they stretched chains all the time. Not to mention spraying oil from the chain on your back.
In the 80's and 90's there were tons of low mileage CB750s for sale in the classifieds. Usually they had sat for years without being started and needed the carbs taken apart and cleaned and the jets unclogged but other than that you could get a solid, reliable motorcycle for very little money.
Yup back in the day, the big boy of bikes. Such great great memories of the 70`s. sigh...... Enduro 250CC bikes were very popular to at the time in So. Calif. So much so even AMX/Harley put out a 250CC. I want that time machine to Uncle Rico. I have to go back for a red/black `69 Roadrunner 440 4spd. and cruise in it back then. Guaranteed street muscle car races at every other stoplight. I F/U not getting a Roadrunner back then. A top three life regret. Then again maybe I woulda got killed. I drove like a maniac with performance cars. ?
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I am 40 years old at the writing of this post. My dad had I believe a 76 because it had the same badging as this one but it was in the metallic orange color. It sat in my garage as a kid my whole life. When my parents spit up, it went into storage. To make a long story short, after my dad passed we lost everything in that storage. The bike along with many other things are gone forever. To this day remembering that bike and the one time my dad took me down the street on it at like 7 years old makes me want it. Now older and realizing how important of a bike this is and what little mods you can do to it to make it more for your liking makes me want it even more. I don’t know how to ride. I need to get my license, learn and buy one of these bikes. It has been a dream of mine for decades. Thanks for this video. Makes me smile.
Do it man! I hope by now you have fulfilled that dream of yours. These bikes are amazing.
With that bitter memory of losing the opportunity to own and ride your dad's bike, I recommend you take the motorcycle course and make new memories. There are now new bikes with vintage look but new tech that make it even more exciting.
The bike every teenage boy dreamed of in the 70's - and nostalgia brings us back to look at it and hear it once again.
In 1989, a very good friend of mine had a honda 400 that looked identical to this. I am not sure of the model or year, but it was a pleasure to ride around town, and i am sure that this larger bike was an absolute thrill to ride. When I was 14 I wanted a bike very badly, my overprotective mother would not hear of it, the kids who could ride a bike to school were, in my opinion, the coolest people ever.
Simply put.....The best motors Honda ever made in the world. No engine is so reliable like these ever. They designed them so well that I would not be surprised if the oil would be 25 years old, she will start right up. This is a real beauty.
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Only thing wrong with this bIke is it’s not a Kawasaki Z1. My best friend had one and he thought he was king of the hill till I showed up on a Z1. Seriously thou, very nice looking CB. I still got my 75’ Z1b in my garage. It’s in great shape, but I want to do a complete restore to make it as mint as yours. Both bikes prices just keep going up and up. In the last 20 years I’ve seen mine appreciate 500%.
Beautiful motorcycle one of the best for design, engineering, speed, comfort and more. Worlds most loved bike. Probably the best model in its range too.
Thanks for your kind words!
I learned to ride on my father's 1972 Honda CB350. Then graduated to the 1984 magna V30. Last bike was a 1400 Intruder. The big V-twin shook so much compared to Honda's inline and V-4 engines. I mean at idle I couldn't see using my mirrors. The Hondas? My father did the cigarette trick. He put a cig on the gas tank on end and revved the bike and it never fell off. Honda always made the best bikes, in almost every generation. They make the best generators too. I'll get back on 2 wheels again someday. Just waiting for my kids to move on as I'm a single father and can't afford going down on one right now.
All the 1970’s Japanese superbikes were brilliant.
I think I just found the love of my life.
He is pretty damn handsome for an older gentleman.
😂
feeling same ❤️
Gorgeous classic bike. I remember my Uncle having one when I was a kid. Spent many hours as a passenger on it with him. Great summers, great memories and a great childhood.
Thanks for sharing, glad it brought back some great memories!
They were great bikes. Real reliable, and by 1976 they were really refined and perfected by Honda. I love the fit and finish of the CB750's.
Bought one when they first came out one of the most awesome bikes I ever owned.One of the best bikes of all times.
Thanks for the kind words!
I owned one in the early 90's. Bought it for 100.00 and the only thing I had to do is clean the carbs. Ran amazing. Rode it for 3 years and sold it for a grand. This is a great bike .
Love this video, I am 63 years old and remember this bike well. I have a 4 stroke Yamaha sled and I keep telling people it sounds just like the old honda 750 and they usually just stare back at me
My uncle bought a bluish green 73' CB750 when he got out of the Army in 73'. He put a sissy bar, highway pegs, took the baffles out of the pipes, had a dog bones kit and higher bars, put 6" slug kit in the forks and modified the front brake cylinder to make the front brake stop better. Man I thought that thing was so cool and it sounded like a demon with the baffles out.
I rode one of the first year models w/ the dual throttle cables ('73) and loved that bike. Fast, agile for its size and great mileage when you just cruised; I could get easily 70-80 MPG w/ mine. I did a little port work on the carbs, just smoothed off the rough edges and casting bumps, and that bike would get up and go. Great first bike or daily driver for any enthusiast.
I had 73 CB750. Great Old bike in its day...
I had a 72 and it was my first and only bike, Scared the crap out of me a couple of times. There was a place in the power band that when the rpm's got there it was like a turbo kicking in and it would fly. I owned it for 3 years, I got up one morning and said to myself, I haven't scratched the bike and it hasn't scratched me so I sold it. I was married with two small children so I knew it was the right thing to do but I have missed that bike ever since.
bob meadows - Did you ever ride a Kawasaki 750 2 stroke triple back then? Now THAT bike was peaky and scary as hell to ride. Didn’t handle worth a crap and the power band would pull the front end without warning. It was truly a terrifying machine.
My second, and first new bike was a red ‘76 Honda Super sport. If I didn’t have four bikes I would certainly love to own yours. What a beautiful bike.
Well done Bud, the bike that changed the future of motorcycling. One of the most iconic and widely recognized motorcycles in the world.
I was little squirt I saw my first one. Four in line across. Looked huge. I was probably 11. Great engineering. It's funny to see the transition from little tiny early 60s motorcycles to today's behemoths. Those bikes in the 60 could go damn good too. They were real motorcycles. Whereas today's fairing windshield bikes are just two wheeled cars. Not all but most. I like the wind in my face at 100. Just mess'n. Really I am. LOL
As a teenager in the seventies I drooled at owning one of these. Great bike here. Good seat position
my dream bike as well,
That's a Honda alright, beautiful!
Thank you!
Sounds beautiful and the instrument faces aren't even faded! Amazing condition!
I had a bike exactly like that one, a 76 CB750 same color. Oh, the memories! Wish I could find one like this. Would buy it today.
Any vibrations on the bike while riding ??? If yes above which speed ????
Just spotted this. Exactly like the one I had in 1981. Happy memories. My thanks.
One of the most beautiful bikes of the day, still looking stunning today.
Absolutely lovely bike! Sound, colour and chrom, everyhing just feels right. Brilliant.
Had a buddy who owned one of them. I rode it several times. It had plenty of power in the low end, but it had a sweet Jesus spot in the power band. When you hit that sweet spot, you had better be holding on tight or it would leave you sitting in mid air while the bike was headed down the road without you! First bike that ever scared me! It was really that fast!
Thanks for bringing me back such good memories... too young to have one though these years,.. and too busy to get one later.
Nice bike. I remember when these were everywhere.
That's was a expensive bike these that isn't it sir?
I owned a 1975 of the same version. The limited braking and handling characteristics became apparent after I traded up to a 1982 Kawasaki GPz 750. However, it’s a classic in terms of looks and style. Love Honda machines.
This was my first bike back in Japan.
Loved it so many memories of running wild thru Tokyo on it 😂
Wish I had one over here in Scotland.
Currently on Harley FXDB Street Bob but changing soon to a Yamaha XV1900 - cant wait!
Akiko Fukuwara 福原 秋子 Why are you changing from Harley to Yamaha if you don’t mind me asking?
@Big Al
Japanese patriotism aside haha
My Street Bob is getting old now and to be honest I am getting real sick of Harley churning out the same type of ancient old bike slapping $35k price tags on them.
It just shows a lack of passion, almost as if the guys at HD feel they could take a shit in a jar but so long as they put the iconic HD logo on there someone will buy it.
I am now based in Glasgow, Scotland which has a huge Harley flagship dealership and I have test ridden upwards of 10 "new" models and bar a few tweaks, its the same old bike.
That Yamaha however was a revelation. The controls felt solid and well made, the brakes felt good not the usual Harley jar tops.
That Yamaha 1900cc power plant has so much power and torque.
I am a bike customiser and bobber, I cant wait to strip the Yamaha down to a bobber and feel the pure torque and power from it and know that the Yamaha factory build quality of the motor, clutch and forward controls are world class and reliable.
Its a pure Harley killer.
very beautiful bike... what a great look. it is like a time machine to the 70th... greetings from germany !
CB 750 is the best motorcycle of its time. Even motorcycles made in Europe & America are unable to compete with it.
japan makes the best bikes imo. Honda, Yamaha and Suzuki are on top of the game
Youri Dv no doubt Japanese bikes are the best, always have been. I’m a Yamaha and Honda fan myself
CB 750 F Bol d' OR is the best version of it
bayu afif
CB750: Best bike ever!
BMW: Hold my Pilsner...
Except for the Kawasaki Z1 900... Our '73 has been in the family since new and has 1,700 miles on the clock.
That type was one of my bikes in the 1970th ! No wonder I had tears in my eyes when watching this vid, big like for posting it!
Like they used to say, You meet the nicest people on a Honda. Beautiful looking ride😎👍
She's a beauty! I was in love with this bike when it first came out. Well done Sir, the way she looks and sounds sure says A LOT about you. 👍🏻
Thanks for your kind words...much appreciated!
Your CB 750 looks beautiful and sounds just like it should. I liked these bikes in 1970 and I still like them ,
much nicer than today's motorcycles looking more than science projects . Lovely video. Thank you.
Thanks for your kind words!
Fantastic looking bike a credit to both yourself and its previous owners! Thanks for posting!
I had a 77 CB750 in the 90's. I loved that bike. This bike is very cool.
Looking unreal, that's awesome bike. Love it, Hello from Ukraine!)
Glad to see you kept the original exhaust system and didn't fit an ugly 4-into-1. The idling is not quite perfect, it sounds like you may have a vacuum leak somewhere.
OH BUDDY!!! THOSE BIKES ARE THE BOMB! Nostalgia at it's finest!
I bought one of those around 1980 in perfect condition - too bad I had to sell it - at least it went to a collector of the series - he had one of each year.
It looks like brand new, excellent work
tahle ta mašina je nejlepší na světě ...a má super zvuk
I had the 1969 CB750 back in 1983, I loved that bike, super fast and powerful.
The '69 model was the first year of the CB 750, and it was also the fastest of the single overhead cam versions...
@@jamesbottger5894 when I bought it, I thought that it was really old even though it was only 14 years old. It would hit 60 before I could get past a speed limit sign from a stop, as soon as I hit 2nd gear in just a couple of seconds easily.
That brings back some good memories and bad memories I lost mine how long to somebody that was in a fatal accident with it but I really did love my bike before he destroyed it
Pulls away so nicely. A true riders bike. Would be so cool riding along a beach road with that.
I had a Honda 1976 350 Honda CB as my first bike.
Also, hope those tires are not more that 5 years old.
That's the shelf life and also the only two things keeping your ass off the road.
Stay safe and luv the bike.
Nice; it brings back memories; I had the '71
I have a 1964 Honda 305 SuperHawk with 17,000 original miles that I'm doing normal "restoration" on. Mostly cleaning and polishing. Still with break "The Ton"(100 MPH) with 176 lbs. of me on it.
That's really an awesome bike you have there.
Your Honda is magnificent!
That housing area looks even better than the bike itself.
Ja hab ich auch gehabt . Und geliebt . Im Leerlauf ne Klapperkiste . die Dämpfer hinten hab ich gegen Konis ersetzt . Schönstes Motorrad zu seiner Zeit .
My grandpop had one,
This will definitely be my first bike
Ah , the memories come flooding back .
Classic bike and still looks fantastic....
Go for it. I had one for years and ya know, they are all and more that they say. OK, I still have and ride my Norton 1972 Commando. 😊
I just Love your Machine
Very beautiful!!!!!!!
Thanks for sharing
Beautiful bike sir, enjoy it with a lot of health!!!
I had an 81 version of this bike. Great ride but the heat off this engine was intense. It also took a few minutes on a cold start for it to smooth out.
what a sound ! lovely!
Beautiful sounding bike, not to mention the looks also
Beautiful bike, brings back a lot memories. I remember reading “super bike” comparisons in magazines around 1970 I think. As I recall the comparison was between a CB 750, a BSA 750 (or maybe a 650?), a Harley, a Suzuki 750 triple, and I believe a Norton. I remember vividly how hard they tried to get the bikes into the 12’s in the qtr! Of course, many of them (like the Harley) couldn’t come close. Good memories.
Oh, and of course a Kawasaki 750 2 stroke triple. The most terrifying bike ever made I think.
I was 16 in 1976 and the one bloke who had one of them while I was the owner of the 50cc Honda. The impression was one of utter awe.
In those days when the kawasaki was coming in and the suzuki
The older guys would find a straight road to see whose bike was the fastest. Good old days
Looking the way that it should !!
I had one for about a yr. Great bikes.
Que hermosa moto como la a podido mantener tan bien saludos desde 🇨🇱
Looks IDENTICAL to my old bike. Beautiful.
Do you still have your bike?i am interested in buying one for my dad
Señor. Esa es una hermosa moto. Un sueño
Beautiful machine. Same year as me.
In 2014 I purchased a 1975 CB 750 from a man who bought the bike originally from a local
Honda dealer... It also had these Japanese white hard cases on the back that were quite rare..
I rode it home about 10 miles and then rode it one other time about 12 miles... In the beginning of 2015, while I was out of the country, my house burned down completely destroying the Honda, a Kawasaki Versys, and a 1968 BMW R50... Luckily my Ural 2 wheel drive Patrol with a sidecar was outside so wasn't destroyed...pretty depressing, but at least
I wasn't sleeping in the bedroom at the time or I wouldn't be writing this today....
awesome bike...my bike from 1980 to 1990 in germany !
One of my favourite bike
I like the focus on the one way sign.
This was my first bike....I loved it. I am 59 now and I got it when I was 21 years old. I like the bike so much I got a 2018 Triumph Bonneville. The bike is just like the Honda and I remember how nice the bike shifted. How much did you sell the bike for. I really like your bike. You kept it very nice. My Honda had 9000 miles on it when I sold it. I got 200 Dollars for it.
Lovely machine I have the cb1100 rs it's based on that model but a bit more modern ,BUT those cb 750 beautiful bike n cracking sound
Love these 60 plus years old teenagers
kanwarjit sidhu I know that feeling..62 here and just bought a Z900RS...rode one in 1973/4 . Loved the big 4 cylinder bikes with kerker headers !
Nice bike. My Dad had a K0(1970) and I had a K2(1972). Enjoyed the bike but they stretched chains all the time. Not to mention spraying oil from the chain on your back.
She's a real beauty of a bike. I have a 1980 CB 750c & like it more than my Harley. Much more!!
Great bike ! You are a lucky guy
very nice bike with the real authentic motorbike sound, instead todays sewing machine sound, great job
Beautiful place..beautiful bike..
A revolutionary and fantastic bike when it was first sold, but just a historical machine now. Modern bikes are so much better in every way.
I had the same bike, many years ago!!
Great video love the bike
In the 80's and 90's there were tons of low mileage CB750s for sale in the classifieds. Usually they had sat for years without being started and needed the carbs taken apart and cleaned and the jets unclogged but other than that you could get a solid, reliable motorcycle for very little money.
Beautiful machine!!!
Anybody in the UK or who will visit soon I recommend going to the Honda museum at David silvers in Norwich. Its great.
Fantastic bike 👍🏾😷
Love this bike and I admire owner, this is bike!
Maybe the best motorcycle in the 70's...very good sound!
Was expecting a kick start 😂😂but, 💙she just stole my heart
Me too😂
Very cool historical motorcycle 🔥
Why the old motorcycle is always look more beautiful and elegant than the New one ? It really look great than the New models .
Great work on your rebuild. I have a 650 CB custom setting in my shop needing that same attention. Can’t wait to get mine looking like yours.
Yup back in the day, the big boy of bikes. Such great great memories of the 70`s. sigh...... Enduro 250CC bikes were very popular to at the time in So. Calif. So much so even AMX/Harley put out a 250CC. I want that time machine to Uncle Rico. I have to go back for a red/black `69 Roadrunner 440 4spd. and cruise in it back then. Guaranteed street muscle car races at every other stoplight. I F/U not getting a Roadrunner back then. A top three life regret. Then again maybe I woulda got killed. I drove like a maniac with performance cars. ?
I bought a 1978 Honda CB 750 back some years ago, my biggest regret is that I sold it !!
I think '78 was the first year of the double overhead cam engine, wasn't it?