Hey guys,
Just wanted to introduce myself and say thank you in advance. Brand new to the group in Sun, Prairie Wisconsin. Have a couple classic bikes, but just bought my first CB750. 1974, sunrise orange. Original owner immediately removed the pipes and stored them in proper storage. The original pipes have not been on the bike since 1975. They were just put back on the bike a couple years ago they are practically brand new. Looking forward to talking with you guys about items that I find on this bike that will need update or adjustment. In this case, my plans are to clean off the little bit of grime that has accumulated over the years. The bike is mostly clean and in good working order.
My other bike is a restored 1966, CL 77 Scrambler. Along with a few other modern bikes including a 2003 Honda VTR100 Superhawk and two Yamaha TW 200s. A 1995 (rainbow warrior.) &
2019.
If anybody has any good suggestions for initial checks or Achilles heel items on this bike, please let me know. Thanks again in advance. I know I’ll have a few questions coming shortly.
-Scott
Just wanted to introduce myself and say thank you in advance. Brand new to the group in Sun, Prairie Wisconsin. Have a couple classic bikes, but just bought my first CB750. 1974, sunrise orange. Original owner immediately removed the pipes and stored them in proper storage. The original pipes have not been on the bike since 1975. They were just put back on the bike a couple years ago they are practically brand new. Looking forward to talking with you guys about items that I find on this bike that will need update or adjustment. In this case, my plans are to clean off the little bit of grime that has accumulated over the years. The bike is mostly clean and in good working order.
My other bike is a restored 1966, CL 77 Scrambler. Along with a few other modern bikes including a 2003 Honda VTR100 Superhawk and two Yamaha TW 200s. A 1995 (rainbow warrior.) &
2019.
If anybody has any good suggestions for initial checks or Achilles heel items on this bike, please let me know. Thanks again in advance. I know I’ll have a few questions coming shortly.
-Scott
