1974 Honda CB

Clear

This is my 1974 Honda CB750 Café Racer. I do hold the clear title. I have owned this bike for about eight years and am deciding to sell it to fund a different project. The odometer was set to zero when the motor and carburetors were rebuilt (60.3 miles). The bike does very run well. Approximately 2 years ago the bike was completely stripped down to bare metal then prepped and painted to what you see here. I removed both the plastic covers where the electrical and oil tank are. The oil tank was painted and an aluminum cover was fabricated to protect the electronics. Additionally, an aluminum plate was fabricated between the frame, aft of the carburetors, the starter and horn button is located here. I reach down and electrically start it in the video http://youtu.be/7bq3_c55g1E . The wire harness was replaced during this time. The tires have probably less than 100 miles on them. Installed two years ago when bike was all repainted. (Please copy and paste the link; you are not permitted to attach a hyperlink) The tail light is from a 1960's Cessna. The handle bars are Clubman and single-seat pan is fiberglass with a leather seat. The speedometer face is polished aluminum with nicks at 10 mph intervals; straight up is 65. The bike has no electrical controls on the handle bars; giving it a very clean look. The knee plates on the fuel tank are polished bonded aluminum. I have the original parts which were removed and some additional extra parts which I would like to go with the bike. SHIPPING. I did a quick search of motorcycle shipping and there appears to be quite a few. Local pickups are welcome but I am willing to assist in shipping; at buyer expense of course. On Sep-20-14 at 07:38:48 PDT, seller added the following information: *The bike does run very well* I need to go back to first grade!