Re: 1976 CB750K Restoration
Posted by BikerWitch on Apr 03, 2012; 2:41am
URL: http://vintage-and-classic-hondas.81.s1.nabble.com/1976-CB750K-Restoration-tp3876677p3879765.html
I'm going to to keep it pretty much stock. There is some of the original deep red paint under the flaking purple crap. I love the red so I'm going to try to have it matched. I don't know if I will put decals on or not. Plenty of time to decide. I really like the original look of the bike, so any modifications probably won't be the obvious kind. The current plan is to get it clean and running, then fix and modify the rest as time and money allow. The only purely aesthetic thing I've done so far is cut those blasted grips off, not that they were anything like stock. Besides looking horrid (IMO) they were too fat for my hands and made it hard to get to the levers.
URL: http://vintage-and-classic-hondas.81.s1.nabble.com/1976-CB750K-Restoration-tp3876677p3879765.html
I'm going to to keep it pretty much stock. There is some of the original deep red paint under the flaking purple crap. I love the red so I'm going to try to have it matched. I don't know if I will put decals on or not. Plenty of time to decide. I really like the original look of the bike, so any modifications probably won't be the obvious kind. The current plan is to get it clean and running, then fix and modify the rest as time and money allow. The only purely aesthetic thing I've done so far is cut those blasted grips off, not that they were anything like stock. Besides looking horrid (IMO) they were too fat for my hands and made it hard to get to the levers.
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