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Default 69 Honda CB750 Sandcast 445 original miles

Don't know how many people are into bikes here, let alone old Hondas, but I thought this was kinda cool to see after some of the other low milage cars which have been posted recently.



http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/HONDA-ORI...=item4cf06994b2

As of right now, it's $31,000 no type-O


Kinda qualified here since it is a 69 and they were the original superbike/musclebike. The first run of them were hand assembled and had sand cast motors. Later ones had die cast motors and were assembly line built. Both types were sold in 1969.

How many here have owned/ridden an old CB750 SOHC?
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Old 07-14-2010, 06:09 AM
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I'm not into bikes, but I've got a buddy that would flip his gourd over that thing.
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Default Re: 69 Honda CB750 Sandcast 445 original miles

I like the Seventies's era Jap Musclebikes. When the Musclecar died in the early '70's, those Hondas and Kawaski's filled the void in the heart of us thrillseekers! I've always wanted an early '70's Kawasaki H2. They were nicknamed "Widowmakers" and came with a 750cc 2-Stroke engine and would run 12-flat in the 1/4 mile. On a newer note, I currently own a modified '03 Yamaha V-Max and I've had a thing for these particular power-cruisers since they first came out in '85 and Yamaha was comparing them to Sixties-era musclecars in their advertsing campaigns. Naturally, that got my attention and my father and I have owned several ever since.
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Default Re: 69 Honda CB750 Sandcast 445 original miles

Sweet piece!!!
I love the old Jap bikes too and still have my old Kawi 400 triple 2-stroke tucked away also a few other vintage bikes..
Exactly like Mark said, I always wanted the H2 Kawi too...rode a few back in the day also the H1 500's!.

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Default Re: 69 Honda CB750 Sandcast 445 original miles

Nice looking 750 but still over priced

I have had a H2-750/KZ900 and KZ1000 along with some smaller Hondas and a Yamaha 360 enduro loved that bike as well esp in the dirt [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/smile.gif[/img]

Would love to get a 750 triple again or even the little little brother the 350 triple. both those bikes sound nasty with dyna tuned pipes on them. a 500 triple would be nice, theres one in the field behind a house in Rosemond Ca but last i heard the guy wont sell it, been there for Years
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Default Re: 69 Honda CB750 Sandcast 445 original miles

When the family convinced me the VW was unsafe, I traded it for a cool rice rocket like that Honda. Also had a Suzuki 380GT 3 banger 2 stroke, always had a drop of oil hanging on the tail pipe. A really cool sounding bike.

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Default Re: 69 Honda CB750 Sandcast 445 original miles

I thought a few might think this is cool. Another CB750, this one selling for about 100k more than the last one!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Honda-CB-/331120055291?





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Default Re: 69 Honda CB750 Sandcast 445 original miles

My first street bike was a 1965 (I think) Dream 150 and then a purple 73-ish CB350 that did the job for a while.

I always wanted a KZ-900 or 1000 and my brother in law had a GPZ1100 that was pretty fast.

I had a Victory Vegas that I sold but looking for maybe a Jackpot next year. Love those old Jap bikes though, and nothing, NOTHING sounds like those old KZ's.
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Default Re: 69 Honda CB750 Sandcast 445 original miles

I picked up this 1974 Honda CB550 over the winter. It has a cool cafe racer style. The old Hondas are very cool and still cheap. As long as it's not a1969 750 sandcast
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Default Re: 69 Honda CB750 Sandcast 445 original miles

Cool bike Dan! I had a 1974 550 years ago. Trans was a huge upgrade over the 500's but in 1974 only they had the same style as the earlier 500. I see the shifter has already been updated to the 750 lever. I need to find one again, pref orange too. Both of these were mine around 1998.
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