Let's see your CB750

[1down5up]

Nice and clean great job on the hunt.

 

[MightyZeusAk]

After a ton of electrical upgrades the black beast is running like a dream!
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That is a damned sexy build. Thanks for sharing.

Here's my stock 1996. I'm new to the "new 750" game, I had an '82 CB650 Custom before, but I do plan to see what I can do to build the motor.

I'm rather in love with the factory design and exhaust, but will likely put a straight bar on it with some end mirrors.

I can't wait to read on and see all of the glorious builds and bike love.

 

[Tdowns]

My 1977 CB750A with 1977 Velorex sidecar. This is a true barn find. Only has 3100 miles and is original except for the tires. Was parked in a barn for over 30 years before being brought back to life. My first CB750, my first automatic transmission motorcycle, and my first hack. Been riding all my life and love this scoot!

 

[RonaldModelle]

That hondamatic's a beaut! You'll probably catch a little flack for it being an automatic, but I've always loved 'em.

 

[Wmebert]

My new to me 1979 CB750L 10th Anniversary Edition.

 

[JakeGrafton]

That's one sweet ride, Wmebert! Is that a stock seat? Looks comfy...

 

[Wmebert]

Yes it is the stock seat.

 

[Snowjunky]

Just new to the running motorcycle world, and I picked up this 1980 CB750c a few weeks ago. It hasn't been run much in the last year or two, but everything seems to be working. The front brake was barely working, but I topped up the fluid and bled it and now it works well. I am stoked to get it out on the highway.

 

[JakeGrafton]

Congrats! Nice bike!!! (No snow yet in Cnd, I guess?)

 

[erikwillke]

Top is what I have now. Bottom is pretty close to what I'm shooting for.

 

[JDDay]

72cb 750

Maybe by next spring be back on the road in over 25 years

 

[Paradolia]

My cb750

Here's the start of my bobber project.

 

[ARetterer1984]

Finally back on the road after 20 years. My dad's 69 Sandcast.

 

[dirtdigger]

If it is true sandcast motor and frame take good care of it...you have some pretty good money on your hands. Too bad it doesn't have the original exhaust or carbs.

 

[ARetterer1984]

Yep, it's a sandcast engine and frame. Engine #37xx. Can't remember the exact number right now. I agree about the carbs. These are pd42bs. Has a 4-1 RC pipe, originally chrome, but my dad painted it black. Thinking about having it re-chromed. Having an issue with oil leaking from the head gasket that I just noticed today. That will be fixed this winter.

 

[Vicman]

Pretty cool to ride your Dad's bike.
I have fond memories of riding on the back of my 73 with my Dad doing the driving.
When I got it running again after languishing for 30 years, my wife came down to the shop and said "that's ridiculous!", it's got pretty loud pipes
I gave the stern reply for her to tread very carefully. "I was in love with this bike before I even knew what a girl was!"

 

[dobber]

my work in progress

 

[K2750tracy]

Dobber nice work on your cafe. what wheels do you have they look real nice.

 

[dobber]

both rims are Suzuki
front tire is a Kenda K657 Challenger 100/90-19
rear was on a Harley,Kenda K673 Kruz 150/80-16
be awhile b4 it see's road again,6 inches of the white stuff on ground
crap

 

[motogtp]

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my work in progress

Dobber, nice looking bike. I am curious about the rear suspension. Looks like a stock swing arm but you obviously have a monoshock stuffed back in there somewhere.