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Early UK CB750 K0 restoration - why do one when you can do two [emoji2957]

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paul G:
looking good, I'm sure they will be done to your impeccable standard.

Matt_Harrington:
Those engines look really splendid. Look forward to updates. Matt

Laverda Dave:
Looking good so far James. It's going to get a bit tight in the shed once they start growing parts!

Johnny4428:
This is a fascinating resto of the “twins”. I am intrigued to know how after all these years these bikes are under the same ownership. Looking forward to further development.

JamesH:

--- Quote from: Johnny4428 on June 09, 2022, 08:35:35 PM ---This is a fascinating resto of the “twins”. I am intrigued to know how after all these years these bikes are under the same ownership. Looking forward to further development.

--- End quote ---
There’s actually a bit of a sad story behind this, which I discovered after my purchase of the bikes. It would be inappropriate of me to go into details on an open forum.

They were previously owned by Eamon Malloney who used to be an active member of the forum (before my time).

Steve knows more about Eamon’s history with his collection of bikes, and may be able to shed more light on how he managed to assemble so many special bikes in his collection (including the 1st UK registered 750 which I believe Mick sold recently).

Anyway, it would appear Eamon stripped the bikes, started restoring the cycle parts and then stopped prior to me eventually purchasing them from a bike breakers yard after a tip off from a friend that they had some ‘750’s in parts’.

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