1980 HONDA CB750C DOHC DOUBLE OVERHEAD CAM 4 CYLINDER BEAUTY!
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I have the same exact bike! Love it! This is a DOHC not single. Also you’re missing the original side plates.
Nice. I have and still ride this exact bike. Bought it new in 1980.
What are some common issues you've had going to look at one in a few days
I have a 1980 cb750c with exact same paint. Bought it with 8,000 original miles in 2013. Recently rebuilt the carbs because of a hanging idle. The slow speed jet fuel passage plugs were rotted. Runs like a beast with an old school kirker header
Me too! Exact same bike, i just hit 112,000 Miles before putting it away :3 cant wait for it to warm up!
Bought one in England a while ago (imported from the USA) and after some repairs, including putting right some ham-fisted butchery of the carbs, front brake, oil filter area plus general re-commissioning, I finally got to take it out for a run yesterday. I love it.
Just got this bike as my first. Fun as fuck. I started on this and learned easy. Very smooth and fast
79 to 82 was DOHC engines. I have this bike model same color. I love it
I'm 17. Just got my liscence. This is my ride. Same everything
She's a beauty, brings back memories of the summer of 82..awesome
Man with the CBs! I love the old Honda UJMs, I had a candy apple 1980 CB 650C I bought new and its one of the bikes I regret ever selling. The carbs were leaned out to satisfy the feds but once you rejetted them they were awesome.
I hate to tell you this but when there is 2 Camshafts showing obviously it is the DOHC model starting in 1980.
Sorry 1979 . Have one . Needs armature , spent 2k to get running
My neighbor has 1980k . Tried to build carbs himself
I had that bike the same colors. What a great bike. I forgot how great the stock pipes sound on it.
He knows it’s a DOHC. He was just thinking ahead of himself and blurted the wrong call. What he DIDN’T know was that his pants fly was wide open. Happens to the best of us on occasion.
Man I love Honda CB 750
Bought one Just like that one for $1800 when I was 16 (1992) and it had 57,000 on it. Only ran out of gas Once.. Wish it had a Fuel Gauge. Traded it for a Motor Home in 1999 and got $2500 for it.
Just got another one 3/25/2022 with only 28,000 on it for $2200 but it does need a Valve job/Adjustment but can be driven as is. Came with a Front Cowl, Not attached, and someone made it HD style exhaust.. I got on it after all these years and Daaaammmmmmnnnnn it felt Soooooooo goood to be back on it.
UPDATE: Just a Week after having it, Engine Went to Shite! and could barely move itself under it's own power. Just got it back 2 Years Later after shop put in a New Engine and went over it and the Carbs and and and... Just under $5,000 into restoring it. Got home and my right leg was Wet... Oil! Sprayed Oil Everywhere... Have to take it back... YEA!
I just found a 1981 CB750 custom with 27K miles for $2500.00. I may buy it.
Did you buy it?
I just restored a 1980 Honda CB750 Custom. Just got her running, too. I don’t know how, but she only has 18,000 miles on her.
I had one but the color was maroon and cream, what a nice bike, I used to start it by sticking a screwdriver under seat shorting the selonoid, crossed as an anti theft technique,never caused a problem.it has the same frame and engine as the street bike CB750E, I knew someone who just changed the tank, seat and handlebars and made it into a C.
He did disconnect the speedometer cable "for some reason" LOL
My first bike! Girlfriend at the time suggested something smaller. I said no baby...we START at 750.
I love how he said it has a double overhead cam when the camera clearly points to the obvious dual cams XD i would know, i just finished an engine rebuild at 110,000 miles!
That thing sounds so good.
Beautiful old school bikes
i owned one, same color too...
Had one twenty years ago. Sold it back to the shop owner who sold it me after only a few months. It developed issues and they blinded me with science and cost. I lost out big time. Wish l'd known then what l know now. So regret letting that bike go.
Just wondering if the late 70s twin cam 750s are as desirable as the more classic sohc models from the earlier 70s?
Pull your fly up
i have an 82, i wish o had the original exhaust.
I have the original exhaust for a 1981 dual overhead cam 750 in immaculate condition! I'm in New Haven! Let me know if you want pics and maybe we could talk numbers!
I want one
What country is this
Hi what camera do you use? It is perfect video man nice nice nice
What’s the going value on a 79/80 CB750F supersport?
I see you have Lake Kaplan now!
I've got an 1981 no tittle 4sale Honda cb 750
Ah, 4:03 Zip Up Your Pants!
Hey Mcfly. Your zip is open. :-)
Can it wheelie tho
I own one, i'm sure you could get it to wheelie if you really wanted to lol
Your fly is down.
this was so amusing from the start...I guess this is why the cameraman started on an historical overview with the plaque ( 'cause our dude stopped to take a roadside pee
Left side panel not original. Something happened there.
Your fly is down
check your zipper!
Single overhead cam?! No speedo cable?! Sounds suspect. Will it be titled as True milage unknown?
Correction DOHC , I misspoke! Speedo cable missing yes, I am 95% sure the mileage is correct. The previous owner took it off the road and started working on it He had the rear Fender off and was replacing the speedometer cable and just Lost interest
@@KaplanCycles thanks for the clarification.
All the best
1980 was dual overhead cam
I just want the motor and transmission I want to make a custom bobber