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I picked this 1977 Honda CB750 FOUR K for 400 bucks. It had 18,984 miles on it. It had sat for over 7 years. I bought it with the intention of cutting it up and making a bobber. I had the carbs cleaned and a fresh tune up and she fires up with the touch of a button. Shes super fast and alot of fun. After riding it to work and getting so many comments from people and after reading the history on the cb750 I decided not to chop the bike up and leave it original. I got alot of cleaning to do, some minor work and a trip back to that barn to try and find the original side covers. I think she was a heck of a find and I'm happy to be able to bring something back to life and I really enjoy all the conversations and memories this bike brings back to people when they see it.
Honda MotorcyclesSoichiro Honda started the Honda Technical Research Institute in 1946, to e…