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Trigger:
Coming up for auction 12 November >>> https://www.silverstoneauctions.com/sa077a-lot-17000-1970-honda-cb750-k0?el=17000&pn=1&pp=100&fbclid=IwAR1SkMSpp7u3WL4-HqPNYFRMTfPrmw6JdvPwvKEeOrpEFxf6fYM0r2UK-Gg

JamesH:
I'm not convinced this is a proper 'transition' bike. But looks like a decent base for restoration or clean-up.

Trigger:
Looks to be a proper UK K0 with single pull carbs. The only non standard part i can see is the handlebars.

I think a transition bike was thought up by a author of a book  :o

AshimotoK0:
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Mr_Sheene:
I’m dubious about interfering and getting shot to pieces, as I always thought that the ‘transition’ model was an ‘urban myth’, so thanks to AshimotoK0  and his useful little book. How many bikes did Honda make monthly at this time?  I thought that it was about 100 per day, which would make this bike a little short of 2700 later than mine or 27 days. I’ve established that my bike was manufactured in March 1970, which would make this one early May at the latest. I’ll be curious to see how much it goes for just to make me feel better about what I paid.

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