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cb750nw

My 1977 CB750K

1977 CB750K

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That is awesome!!!

Tell us about it.
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Piute

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You sure thats your cause if mine I'd be letting ya know this bad azz machine is

That a marble paint

Nice side cover and like the blk wheels ,
Where were pics taken great Idea to-bad the sun didn't wont to cooperate .

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1977 CB750 F2 Super Sport
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shinyribs

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Very nice bike.Welcome to the forum.Introduce us to that bike please...um...i mean yourself.

settles

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Awesome! That looks kinda like my '78K. Is that Miller Park in the background?

Lucky 1

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Good lookin bike.
Interesting side covers. Did you make them? What material?

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cityslicker

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I love it man. very very nice. Thats the kind of seat I'm making. I gotta be able to have the woman on the back so the cowl is out.

cityslicker

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looks like dayton OH. is it?
I like the side covers too, howd ya do that?

cb750nw

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Hey guys. Thanks for the response. I will not take credit for the bike but they guy who did this is out of IL. He takes the bike from its original look and transforms into what you see above. He will put his creative twists into it and also your requests.

The side cover is metal and he made it, along with the seat is custom too.

That sure is Miller Park in the background. I'm a huge Brewer fan.

Paint is a gloss black on the sides, gloss orange/red on sides and across top and flat black down the middle. I am having it repainted this winter with the same colors but just a clean up and some better wetsand work. This is a differnt view of the tank.

My first older bike and first Honda! Had a 05 KTM Supermoto prior to this. I miss the KTM but love the CB.

1977 CB750K

Piute

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Have my tins in the house ready for cut and polish now,was at Miller Park for 105th Anniversary.Brothers still up in Wausau doing his paint (Magic on metal),If you ever wont a custom graphic & Candy's,He's at most all custom shows (Rollin Solders C.C.)ask around or F.B...Plenty of info on these bikes to keep us all running maybe even a few good deals on parts...Piute...