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Engine Size (cc):750
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Sport Bike
For Sale By:Private Seller
Honda CB description
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1972 CB750K with less than 500 miles on it since complete engine rebuild. New gaskets, piston rings, valves. The rest of the bike is ONE OF IT KIND. EVERYTHING CUSTOM MADE. Keihin CR29 carburetor. Custom Aluminum oil tank under seat. Ballistic 4 cell battery. Ricks regulator/Retrifier combo. Dynoman S2000 ignition and rev controller. Dynoman 3ohms coils. 3.5x16 Harley wheels with Coker tires. Front and rear rotors custom made from ISR brakes in Sweden. Front caliber from Tokico. Rear from Nissin. 1993 41mm Kawasaki ZXR Ninja front forks. 1992 Kawasaki KZ1000 extended and modified swing arm. Rear shocks YSS 330mm Custom Aluminum CR750 race tank. Custom fiberglass seat. Kott motorcycle rear foot pegs. Cognito custom triple trees. All axles and rods custom made in Stainless steel. Oil lines custom made from Summit Racing. List goes on and on. Kickstarter only but starter motor engine can easily be installed. Starts on first kick every time. The bike is probably about 80lb lighter than original if not more. Gained about 20% increase in HP. This bike is fast, smooth and amazing to ride. |
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