Description
Additional photos of this 1978 Honda CB750 are available here for your perusal.
We’re clearing out some of hangar storage space, so it’s time for this CB750 to find a new home. To help ensure that it’ll find a new owner, we’re offering up this bike with no reserve!
Considered by some to be the world’s first “superbike”, the Honda CB750 is truly an iconic machine. 1978 was the last year of the SOHC models, closing out a nine-year run of dominance for the big CB.
This bike is a verified runner but we’d expect it to need some carb cleaning as it has been sitting in our storage for a long time. It’s offered on a clean California title.
The mechanical systems are solid, but there’s plenty of cosmetic wear. There’s a couple of dings here and there, it’s missing the right sidecover and the paint shows 3 decades of age, but there’s a new seat and a Delkevic exhaust.
Help us free up some space and get yourself a fun project in the process! Bonus points if you keep us apprised on how you bring this CB back to life…
Photos by Nathan May.
Shipping Information
Continental US:
Iconic has several private shipping partners that criss-cross the country for us. Please email transport@iconicmotorbikes.com or fill out the form at the bottom of this page to request a quote.
California/Nevada/Arizona
We are located in Santa Monica, California 90405. On a case-by-case basis, we can transport motorcycles in our van. Please email transport@iconicmotorbikes.com or fill out the form at the bottom of this page to request a quote.
Alaska/Hawaii:
Please email transport@iconicmotorbikes.com or fill out the form at the bottom of this page to request a quote.
Canada:
We recommend TFX
$2,000 for Los Angeles, CA to Canada is a ROUGH ballpark, please contact TFX for an exact quote including shipping and customs.
Europe and Asia:
Please inquire though transport@iconicmotorbikes.com and we would love to put together a custom quote for you with our trusted transport / shipping partners.
Australia/New Zealand:
We recommend Bikes Abroad
$3,000 for US to Australia is a ROUGH ballpark, please contact Bikes Abroad for an exact quote including shipping and customs.
