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wheelysteve:
First of all , apologies if I've put this in the wrong forum !

Could those of you that know more about CB750's (i.e. all of you) give your considered opinion on the bike in this advert.

I have seen it and ridden it. It looks very tidy,  but has a flat spot at between 3 -4 thousand revs when you open it up. It also has (immaculate ) Takasago wheel rims when they should be DID surely? All advice and comments appreciated as I am looking to get a CB750. My current collection is all Zeds.

http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C857702

Cheers Steve

Green1:
Greens a good choice  ;) looks tidy but I don't have a clue what there worth at the moment
It seems a bit steep to me if its not totally original.
The flat spot is probably caused by prehistoric HT leads that's what mine was doing

Mick

Mag1:
is this the first and only bike you have seen?, i would go and see others if you can to compare to and look at classifieds for prices. the flat spot could be down not being used using stale fuel etc or as green said old ht leads.

MrDavo:
I hate K4 side panel badges but that's just me being picky. John Wyatt wrote a book on CB750s which I've got, the bike's probably in it, but my copy seems to have gone AWOL.

It looks a nice bike, I reckon a carb synch could sort out your flat spot. It seems fair money for a good bike, others will advise regarding the rims, I wouldn't know. Only a true geek is going to notice.

Edit: Are black and white plates legal on a P reg? A copper once told me the cutoff was 31/12/72 as he did me for the plate on my 77  Bonnie, it may have changed.

Nurse Julie:
It may be worth you contacting forum member James Harrington (James_Sussex). If you are looking for a USA bike, he usually has a few (hundred !!!☺☺☺)

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