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cb 750 cafe project?
08/20/11 at 22:36:11

may or may not have come into possession of this little beauty for pretty much a song and dance this weekend at the Vintage Japanese Motorcycle meet in York, PA.
1978 honda cb 750 super sport

obviously, i'm going to try to turn it into a sweet cafe. problem is, it is not running and has no title. gonna try to get it to crank over tomorrow. does anyone know much about these? its a SOHC inline 4, a real beast back in the day. also, any info on getting a title in PA would be greatly appreciated.

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Oldfeller--FSO Serious Thumper ModSquad Offline Hobby is now "concentrated neuropany" Posts: 12686 Fayetteville, NC Gender:	Re: cb 750 cafe project? Reply #1 - 08/20/11 at 22:47:12 Here's your source: http://www.sohc4.net/ Free advice (worth every penny) -- get the title fixed before spending any money on it.
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justin_o_guy2 Serious Thumper Offline What happened? Posts: 55279 East Texas, 1/2 dallas/la.	Re: cb 750 cafe project? Reply #2 - 08/20/11 at 23:03:21 Free advice (worth every penny) -- get the title fixed before spending any money on it. Ohh yea,, & what a great project,,
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Re: cb 750 cafe project?
Reply #3 - 08/31/11 at 16:41:57

I'm drooling. Those CB 750's are absolute monsters given the engineering they use, and with a little love can be turned into a real weapon. A site called Cycle X (http://www.cyclexchange.net/) has a lot of engine upgrades for sale, and if you've got the inclination and/or talent you can buy the parts or get the full rebuild done for you. I've been lusting after one of the hotrod engine rebuilds they do with the double intake and carb setup they offer for a long time now. Throw that in a cafe racer or bobber (I loves me some konged frame bob's Cheesy

) and I'm kinda scart how fast it'd run. I mean just look at the racer they're building for their own race team!

Yup, I done some stuff......

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arteacher Serious Thumper Offline Ride as if your naked and invisable! Posts: 2581 London ontario Gender:	Re: cb 750 cafe project? Reply #4 - 08/31/11 at 16:52:04 Had me a '70 for a while in the '80's. I never pushed it to anywhere near it's limit, but I remember it as bullet proof.
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JohnBoy Serious Thumper Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 825 Gender:	Re: cb 750 cafe project? Reply #5 - 09/01/11 at 11:30:13 looks like a four into one pipe do you know if it is an "F" or a "K" model? I am curious how many miles it has on it? I remember them as being Bulletproof! I also remember them as Harley Killers!
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scubachef Full Member Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 140	Re: cb 750 cafe project? Reply #6 - 09/01/11 at 18:55:39 cb750cafe.com. Carpy is the Godfather of the cafe cb750 and a hell of a nice guy. you can call and talk to him and he will talk you through a problem, lend advice, or tell you whatever you need to know about turning these into a cafe.
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Boofer Serious Thumper Offline Nearly too old. Posts: 1760 N Ms Gender:	Re: cb 750 cafe project? Reply #7 - 09/01/11 at 19:51:10 There is nothing in the world that sounds as good to me as a CB750 or Z-1 Kawi with four into one Kerker exhaust, unless it's my wife rattling pans in the kitchen. Especially the biscuit tray.
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