HONDA CB750K0 CB750 K0 1969 DREAM CB750FOUR
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british bike killer! 4 pots,disc brakes!,5 speed! dont leak oil!.
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Mine was a 1978 cb750 I Loved it!!!
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wow!!! i love this bike.... anyway, are the honda company still produce this bike??? i would love to buy it... hope to see your answer soon!
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@AirCargoHeavy In my opinion, that Honda CB series were the best overall motorcycles ever made. A little bit of routine maintenance, and they will basically run forever. Batteries, tires, brake shoes, and cables wear out over time, but the internal engine parts are basically indestructible. Never let a motorcycle sit out in the rain, change the oil, keep the chain or drive shaft greased and like I said, I got about 22 years out of my CB 900, and it still ran fine the day I traded it in.
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@clintonearlwalker I appreciate your reply. Helps me decide whether to buy one of these machines.
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@AirCargoHeavy I had 1980 CB 900 Custom for about 22 years, my uncle still has 1978 CB 750 K. We had a Honda shop about 2 miles away but it just went out of business last month :( Usually, a Honda shop can order most parts although some are discontinued. I found many parts on E-bay, Craigslist, and Baltimore Cycle Salvage. I had a spare engine a relative gave me from a bike he trashed. Parts aren't super hard to find. I traded my CB 900 for my current GL 1500 Goldwing.
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Kunichiwa! if you get tired of that beauty- send me a line please!
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Very nice machine!
Do those of you who own CBs (either SOHC or DOHC) have trouble finding parts?
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Do any of you guys know, if the Honda cb 750 chassis is the same size as a Honda cb 650?
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I owned four CB750's in a row - not a day's problems with any of them...
I loved 'em ... they sounded great and ran like a clock -- I would love to own one again .. great memories
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It could beat a Z-1 if the Z-1 needed a tune-up (Often!) or had a donk rider. My father-in-law had a 1969 750 K0 and I had a 1975 Z-1B. The major advantage had by the Honda was that it didn't require nearly as much tinkering and fiddling as my Kawasaki seemed to.
greatest bike of all time
bobgods66 3 years ago 6
Thank you for the comment.
It is a good motorcycle.
watanabehifumi 3 years ago
Beautiful example of a classic machine :)
gnorville 3 years ago
It is an old motorcycle.
It is a traditional motorcycle of Japan.
watanabehifumi 3 years ago
I was 16 when these came out. I had to settle for a 350 but I can still hear the sweet roar of the 750's 4 pipes in my mind....
in2food 3 years ago
The earth tremor is heard.
It is a wonderful engine sound.
watanabehifumi 3 years ago