Its air-cooled & has four cylinders... Updated

[67type1]

For those who were here for one of the tech sessions; here's an update on the 1975 Honda CB750 project. Bike is finished, except for a couple of details.

*Update 12-15-11, thought you might appreciate seeing some photos. I also have another photo album link to show a few of the "before" pics.







You might have to copy & paste the link or highlight the link, right click and choose "open link in new tab or window"

picasaweb.google.com/107470341290124962680/1975CB750ReAssembly

Here's some pics of the engine restoration (many, many photos)

picasaweb.google.com/107470341290124962680/1975CB750EngineRebuild

Before-After
picasaweb.google.com/107470341290124962680/CB750BeforeAfter

[81pumagtc]

Ray:

Is it a K2 or K3?

Dave Riedle

[67type1]

Its a K5 (1975 CB750K5)

[81pumagtc]

Guess I need a little more work on older Honda's.

Dave

[67type1]

Hi Dave,

I'm keeping the bike completely stock with OEM parts. Some of the parts are obsolete and its taken me about two years to source them. Hope to finish it in 4-6 weeks.

-Ray

[81pumagtc]

Can't wait to see it!

Dave

[67type1]

Not finished yet, but I update the link with new pictures. I'll be burning the midnight oil to get her done before the Stockbridge show on Sept. 18th.

[67type1]

99% done, just need to recheck the point gap & initial timing. Probably won't be starting it up until next year. I don't plan on licensing it and winter storage is just around the corner.

Here's some pics

[teamafx]

That is beautiful!

[dunedudex4]

very nice ;D Thanks Dave T

[67type1]

Thanks, Looking forward to the vintage show in Stockbridge

[vw1s]

Looks great Ray!

[BeetleBob]

Fantastic Job, Ray
I've never seen one look this good.

Bob

[Ruffuss]

Sweet!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[vwrick69]

That is awesome!!! My dad sold a 74 a couple years ago for $150, it was complete and original.