50,000 '' MILES '' on my gold 750 - 4. Loved almost every minute. Honda engineering - can't be beat. YAHOO !

I had a 1971 750 and loved it. When jammer windshield, full saddlebags.

Really interesting, the CB750 is still a beautiful machine.

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Indeed it is!

Currently working on getting my CB750K4 original "Orange paint job" back to operation. Loved this video. My hopes by the end of summer to have my K4 well along from the de-storage effort. Anyone that may have some tips, or where one might get some parts, would be greatly appreciated.

I grew up modern motorcycles. But I invest stories, nothing more in my opinion captured my attention than Honda CB750

I owned one of these for a few years in the 70's. Was absolutely fantastic in it's time, smooth, quick, a real head turner. I'd love to ride one again. Would I swap my ST1300, yeah, nah!

Very good analysis! I just pulled a 73 out of a shed last week and am going through it now. I never heard about a chain oiler on the CB750. Was it only on the early years??

Hondas sales to America depended on getting away from the "Biker" image...they kicked the Butt of Harley Davidson...which was why Bikers slogan was Id rather push my Harley than ride a rice burner...mean while Harley Davidson bikes were junk always breaking down...I owned a 78 750-4...a great bike...and you could do some bokt on mods that made it quite fast

Really like riding my one swapped for a hq holden

Great review 😍‼️also check the latest Honda CB 350 RS

what's a superbike? in the early 50's, everyone tipped their hat when a vincent shadow passed. cb 750 had similar performance, but made a much bigger impression from its 'civilised and sophistacated' performance. press a button, and 10 minutes later you were doing 125 mph, smooth and quiet. maybe too civilized, never wanted one. my young life only became tranquil when i could roll up on a 900 duke. similar performance, when running at all, and radiated machismo..