1976 CB750 F Rebuild/restore cafe Project
Posted by hammerhuman on
URL: http://vintage-and-classic-hondas.81.s1.nabble.com/1976-CB750-F-Rebuild-restore-cafe-Project-tp3946788.html
Hi guys,
I'm new here and actually new to motorcyles alltogether (very green). This is my project...bought it from a guy for $300, it has been sitting for many years. it's pretty jacked - the starter switch assembly is busted and the starter button is now a push-button mounted by the tank - the key is replaced with a toggle. The good news is the bike only hase 13,000 miles on it and the engine and tranny have never been opened. I liked the bike because is has spoke-rim wheels - I had no idea how lucky this find is...
I'll post as I go - If you can help with good advice I greatly appreciate it! As I said - I am very green. My first step is to clean out the garage clutter (as pictured) and make my wife happy! Then to try to get this thing started...
URL: http://vintage-and-classic-hondas.81.s1.nabble.com/1976-CB750-F-Rebuild-restore-cafe-Project-tp3946788.html
Hi guys,
I'm new here and actually new to motorcyles alltogether (very green). This is my project...bought it from a guy for $300, it has been sitting for many years. it's pretty jacked - the starter switch assembly is busted and the starter button is now a push-button mounted by the tank - the key is replaced with a toggle. The good news is the bike only hase 13,000 miles on it and the engine and tranny have never been opened. I liked the bike because is has spoke-rim wheels - I had no idea how lucky this find is...
I'll post as I go - If you can help with good advice I greatly appreciate it! As I said - I am very green. My first step is to clean out the garage clutter (as pictured) and make my wife happy! Then to try to get this thing started...
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