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Mileage:168
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Type:Cafe
Engine Size (cc):849
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
Honda CB description
Up for grabs is my 1976 cb750 cafe build. This was a bottom up rebuild
with every part checked for tolerances or replaced with performance
versions.
Upgrades include:
- 849cc big bore kit (cycle X)
- 849cc performance head (cycle x)
- Keihin CR29 Carburetors
- Performance street cam (.360 valve lift 270 degree duration)
- Performance head gasket
- Cycle X performance clutch kit (designed for use with synthetic oils)
- Yoshi replica 4-1 exhaust (locally ceramic coated in silver)
- Custom one of a kind oil tank
- Steel braided high flow oil lines.
- New rims and spokes on Venom whitewall tires (Rear Harley rim on Honda
Hub)
- Steel braided front brake line
- H4 halogen headlight
- New rear shocks
- AGM battery
- Rick's Regulator / Rectifier
- All Covers polished
- Car style ignition
- Tarrozzi rearseats
- All Balls steering head bearings
- New Fork Seals
- Custom cafe "U" seat loop
- White powder coated frame
- Custom paint and one of a kind pinup girl artwork
- Custom upholstered seat
Bike Runs strong and only has a little over 100 miles on it after
rebuild.
However, the bike does have a charging issue. I believe this is due to
corroded wires coming from the stator to the regulator or the regulator
itself. Either way a new regulator is $110 shipped and stators are all
over ebay for 35-75 bucks.
I enjoyed building this thing a lot more then
my back appreciates me riding it so I'm ready to part with it, make a
reasonable offer. Buyer pays shipping and delivery.
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