1973 Honda CB

CB7502236139

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This is a bare frame build up using a 10,000 mile stock bike as the starting point. I have always wanted a CB750 café racer so I built one but must admit to being too old for the riding position. I have enjoyed looking at it for a couple of years but there is too much money in it to keep as an ornament so I am selling it to fund rejuvenation of an old BSA. Fires right up, spec compression and oil pressure - sounds crisp. New parts are; tires and tubes, caliper seals and brake pads, stainless brake lines, fork seals and covers, tapered roller headstock bearings, cables, cam chain, valve stem oil seals, oil seals, Dyna S electronic ignition, Accel coils and wires, o-ring chain, petcock seal, carb needles, jets and seals, carb mounting rubbers, gas cap seal, AGM battery, fluids and filters, paint. New aftermarket parts are; Tarozzi rear sets, handlebars, dog leg clutch lever, headlamp, tail light, turn signals, seat, rear suspension units, digital speedometer, horn, grips, air filters, oil pressure gauge, finned covers, socket head case screws. Used parts on the bike are; Suzuki Bandit front master cylinder with new seals, engine crash bars, header and Kerker can. Extra parts include stock foot pegs and foot controls, K&N pancake style air filters, stock tank stripe decals, traditional style WP rear suspension units and rebuilt complete contact breaker assembly.The parts bike is a rolling chassis and motor but the motor top end needs reassembling - it is just loosely assembled to keep all the parts together, a couple of gas tanks - one is stripped, dent free and leak free but rusty inside, the other [orange] is solid but dented. There are several boxes of smaller parts including turn signals, lamps, center stands, air boxes and all sorts of pieces-parts. The parts bike has no title. There are no spare carbs, brake calipers or side covers.I have put less than fifty miles on the bike so I do not believe it is fully dialed in yet. The title shows just 7 miles which is what showed on the digital speedo when I titled it here in Ohio.