Honda introduced the world to the four-cylinder CB750 at the Tokyo Motor Show in October of 1968. Considered by many to be the first “superbike”, it was an absolute game-changer of a motorcycle.
Best of all, the CB750 didn’t cost an arm and a leg. Despite features like a 296mm front hydraulic disc brake, five-speed gearbox, quality lighting, electric starter, and industry-defining reliability, it was a shockingly economical bike. The CB also got a compact five-speed transmission with a wet multi-plate clutch, hydraulic fork, dual rear shocks, and a rear drum brake. Weighing in at 495 lbs, the CB750 and its tubular steel duplex frame wasn’t exactly light, but the powerful engine put down 67 hp at 8,500 rpm and was capable of reaching speeds of up to 125 mph.
The original CB750 was succeeded in 1971 with the K1 model. It was highly successful (Honda sold approximately 77,000 of them) and had several cosmetic updates as well a two-cable throttle system which made throttle action much lighter and smoother.
This example is VIN: CB7501056755. The seller purchased this CB750 via an auction less than a year ago.
The true mileage is unknown.
Maintenance:
The seller states they have cleaned the fuel system and replaced the spark plugs.
Modifications:
Per the seller: “This motorcycle is extensively modified; please see the album for detailed photos.”
Supercharger, Russ Collins big-bore cylinders (believed to be 1000cc), oil cooler, and fuel injection system
Extended RC swingarm.
Steel-braided brake lines.
Aftermarket air filter.
Not pictured: Adjustable exhaust baffles and electric fuel pump.
Inside of the tank:
It is riding on tires that have aged out.
The sale includes two keys and a USB detailing the tuning work performed to this example.
Cosmetic Blemishes: please see the album up top for all known cosmetic blemishes. Here is a selection:
Per the seller: “The front brake definitely needs attention as it drags. It also needs a battery.” The seller also advises some general reconditioning of the motorcycle to get it to road-readiness.
Currently located in Salem, Massachusetts, this Honda is offered on a clean Massachusetts title. Have any CB750 stories or questions about this listing? Let us know in the “Comments” tab!
Continental US: Haul Bikes will ship anything sold through Iconic for a starting rate of $750 in the Continental US (prices may increase in rural markets), and Iconic will handle the paperwork on your behalf. You do not need to crate your bike or drain the gas/disconnect the battery if you go with Haul Bikes. We are glad to work with the shipper of your choice as well, but you will have to arrange it.
Please note:
spares/extras will have to be shipped separately via FedEx or similar.
the fee includes $15,000 of insurance with a $500 deductible. Additional insurance can be purchased at a cost of $50 per additional $5,000 of value.
$5,000 for US to Europe/Asia is a VERY ROUGH ballpark which includes transport as well as customs fees and duties. Please contact Shippio for an exact quote.
