1975 Honda CB750 Restomod

I always loved that Honda 750 four! I remember when they first came out.
That riding position hurts my back hurt just looking at it.

Lovely cafe. Superb example.
Paul UK

Beautiful bike 🫡

Sensational. You need a classic Japanese machine, Mike.

Nice job on the 'restomod' Lenny, sure looks a 'sharp finish' & it's yours.
Always good to see new guys visit the 'cul-de-sac Mike .. 👍
atvb t .. 🏍

Made a nice job of that.

I’m not a huge Japanese bike fan but that’s a beauty, nice when you can add your own personal touch to a project bike. The sunshine really brought out the lovely colour.

Great looking bike. Honda, Suzuki, Norton, Triumph, even Harley Davidson, I love them all. Cheers for sharing.😊

Another interesting visitor to the cul-de-sac. Great bike too.

Very, very nice Japanese four! I love it…. Good choice, Mike ..

That is a very nice semi-custom Honda. I have been looking for a un-molested single cam CB750 for a reasonable price for a few years now. I don't want one that's been modified or chopped and boy has it been hard to find one that hasn't been messed with. Most are either way overpriced or are pictured for sale with the parts in milk crates. I just restored my '68 Bonneville and am itching to start on another project.

Beautiful

I hated the Hondas back in the late sixties and seventies, mainly because of they displaced the Brit bikes in those days, but now they are "classics" and fill a niche they assumed with the quality and performance, and do very nicely with good springs, shocks and the upgrade parts that make them handle well and keep them alive and well. This one looks good and I expect handles very nicely as it should. Thanks for showing it off! I really enjoy your Sunday fare, Mike. Love "the culdesac tales".

Beautiful my friend.

Lovely bike ❤ great work & the Colours are reminder of the 60s racing bike's 😊 Kudos to the Gentleman who helped bringing the bike to its pristine semi cafeteria - race looks - Honda Proud Owner 😃

Very nice. Great job, Lenny. I love the paint job. I had a 1975 CB750 resto mod for a while. It was my first bike getting back into riding after 25 years. First vintage bike. I recently sold it but the CB750 will always have a special place in my heart. I don't love the no rear fender look, but that's a personal preference thing. I like mudguards on my vintage bikes, they complete the lines of the motorcycle.

This and the Kawasaki Z1 (A or B) represent the start of the Japanese big-bore era.

Very very nice.

So much to like here, love the twin drilled dics, the clocks and the rims in particular

Beautiful bike!

Beautiful,mine was a 76ss best bike i ever had.

I see that the red line on the tacho is at the K0 level of 8,500. I believe that they were all at 8,000 until the release of the 9,300 RPM CB 750 F2 in 1977, but was the initial 500 RPM drop mainly due to more restrictive standard exhaust systems, rather than due to fears about fragility ? I never heard of one throwing a rod, whatever.

I do love the Hondas. Thanks for my "fix" this morning, Mike.

Good job!

Beautiful. Orange and chrome looks super!

Nice CB750! Tastefully done.

Great to see the cul-de-sac back and what a tastefully modified bike, loved the colour ! 🇬🇧

Lovely paint

Thee Kenny Dreer! Lucky You!

A lovely Cb750, thank you, doesn’t it look good in the morning sunlight.

Beautiful bike! I had several 750-4 Honda’s, and 2 of them were hard tail choppers that I really loved. I got to ride many of my friend Brian Miller’s bikes, one being a 72 Combat Commando 750 and an early to mid 70’s Norton 850 Commando. I love seeing all the different bikes on your channel and thank you for your videos.

Thats my uncle. Great to see his work being noticed

Love the sound of a Kerker on 4-cylinder-bikes and nice to see a Japanese Classic in The Cul-de-sac Dave nz

gota luv a well restored 750 Four 😃

Great looking bike! Tasty!

As a kid the CB750 was one of my dream bikes. Then it was the Kawasaki KZ 750. I wound up getting my Yamaha XS650C. I got a real good deal on it. As a kid cutting lawns every penny counted.

Very tasteful custom on this bike...