1977 Honda CB

CB750K2723120

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1977 Honda CB750K Cafe racer mod in good condition!This bike is a monster. Sounds amazing, looks great, and rides great. People ask me about this bike wherever I go. I don't want to get rid of this beaut but I need to invest in a new car. I am not the owner that modified this bike so I don't know all the original parts and which are aftermarket. I do know the engine stock but it has been painted black. The carburetors, handlebars, and seat are aftermarket parts. The previous owner knocked the bike over in his garage and scratched the side of the engine. Other than that there are only a handful of scratches and paint chips. Recent Repairs:New BlinkerNew Throttle CableNew Tach CableNew BatteryBack Fender (easily removable)Needs Repair:Front Fork SealsPros:Super PowerfulGreat HandlingStarts right up~35 MPGJaw dropping good looksGood tread on tiresCons:Runs hot after long rides*Front Fork Seals are leakingFirm Seat (easily adjustable)*After long highway sessions at 70+ mph when entering back into the city this bike can sometimes run hot and have trouble idling. It seems to be a problem with air intake to manage the heat. This leads the bike to choke out and die you don't keep on the throttle. Once the bike cools it will be just fine. If you want to take this bike on longer rides (1+ hour one-way), then this issue will need to be addressed. Let me know if you have any more questions about this bike! Shipping could be done if you arrange a delivery service to pick the bike up. I'll work with you to find the right time so I can be there. The only other option would be to meet me in person in Sandy, OR and pickup the bike. Payments can be made through paypal or money order. Once money clears in my account I can finalize the deal.On Jul-29-17 at 15:27:00 PDT, seller added the following information: Recently the bike was tipped over in my parking lot and an old small crack on the side (crank case) of the engine block that was properly sealed with epoxy has now been re-opened and the bike is leaking a little bit of oil. This small 3/4" long crack can be sealed again and should not be a problem. You can also buy a new crank case cover.