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Here’s my CB750 K8 all original excellent condition unrestored.
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Hi Chaps,just joined this forum . Been into old British bikes for many years then this old CB came along! It's been messed about with a lot. Wrong forks,swinging arm,wheels and what's left is nasty. Probably rebuild it as a special for cost reasons20190326_141054_resized.jpg20190326_141051_resized.jpg20190326_140941_resized_1.jpg20190326_141051_resized.jpg
 
Hi Chaps,just joined this forum . Been into old British bikes for many years then this old CB came along! It's been messed about with a lot. Wrong forks,swinging arm,wheels and what's left is nasty. Probably rebuild it as a special for cost reasons

That should keep you busy for a while! Looks like a decent seat and pipes (two high-dollar items usually) for a cafe-style rescue. Do the calipers even fit those forks? At least, lots of fork options since the headstocks are the same for many Japanese bikes. I put GL1000 front end on my '79 CB750F with no difficulty. At least there are no Lucas electrics to worry with!
 
Not familiar with CB yet, only Honda I ever owned was a CB92 Benly Sports back in 1964. Looking at pics I think fork legs are F6? , think calipers might be original but I can't see a way they will fit unless some brackets missing. If anyone knows I'll be glad to hear.or maybe as you say put a completely different front end on. Might be cheaper .Just found an original swinging arm and probably keep the wheels that are on it.
 
Hey all. New to, well.. Everything. Been wanting to learn motorcycles since I bought a small one in my 20s. Bought this old Hondamatic for a deal. Might be in over my head, but I figure that's one way to learn how to swim.
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This ole biscuit has a long history,I bought it in 1977 got married on it May 5 1985 ,retired it in 2009 into the living room then decided to see if I can wake it up on my 34 anniversary. So I put a battery in it a splash of Gas and I’ll be darned it fired right up and idled.I can’t wait to get it on the road again.These old bikes run on memory!
 
Bike looks awesome nan! May i ask what was needed to mount the swing arm ( and forks if easy enough) i have a lathe and milling machine and all that but im curious if i could do it to my 92 nighthawk 750 without to much headache?
 
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