1976 Honda Cb750 on 2040-motos

$2,130

Year:0 Mileage:15

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1976 Honda CB750. Production date 4/76. This bike has only 15K original miles!! This is an amazing time capsule! Everything on this 750 is original except for the exhaust and tires. The exhaust is in terrific shape and is very clean...no rust or holes..solid chrome! This bike is so original the factory yellow locktite is all over the bike! The gas tank is amazing for it's age and has 1 dimple on the top that you can see from the aerial shot of the tank....it is clean inside. The engine has a quot;patinaquot; to it wear the factory clearcoat has faded away. I have not even cleaned this bike!! The chrome all over the bike is in superb shape and is rust free. The left side cover has a crack in it about 2ins long...the right side is fine. The battery is new and the charging system is working perfectly. The fork gators are in perfect condition as is the seat, the rims and spokes, the gauges, the bars, turn signals, switches, cables, etc, etc!! The tires are brand new Bridgestone Spitfires. This bike has kick and automatic start and all electrics work perfectly. She fires right up and idles great and shifts through all gears smoothly.

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