The 900 had better brakes and more power but it just did not handle as good as the 750. I put a good amount of effort into the suspension ignition on the 750 but was unwilling to do the same level on the 900 it was never more than a project for me to see if I could bring a bike back from the grave. It is a very nice bike but the 750 was a keeper from the get go.
I hated it back in the day, but in the couple of years I've been back into the Hondas it's starting to grow on me. Last Honda I had before riding HD for 30 years was a '79 L-model, so that's what I went with when I came back. Seems to be a theme, doesn't it?
Good morning Brett. It's still morning where I'm at. I too enjoy riding my old 750k5. You helped me with a fuse blowing issue a while back. When I was alot younger and fearless, I was one of those riders that people would point at on the freeway riding in the bad weather. I've got plenty of good memories on my 750. Been to every state west of Nebraska. I know what you're talking about. I'm about as far away from you as I can get up here in Washington state what I would call riding heaven at least for about 4 months of the year. My steady ride now is a 10 year old HD ultra limited. Not the same as my old friend. The 750 is a member of my family. Happy trails.
