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CB750 K series tank design ???

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notobikeparkingtax:

--- Quote from: florence on July 01, 2010, 08:37:19 AM ---Lovely looking bike that Sfbrain, apart from the seat.  I've always fancied a 750.  Good luck with the restoration.

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Yeah, I noticed the seat too..are you sure there's not a family of asylum seekers in there ?   :-\

sfbrain:

--- Quote from: notobikeparkingtax on July 01, 2010, 12:58:26 PM ---
--- Quote from: florence on July 01, 2010, 08:37:19 AM ---Lovely looking bike that Sfbrain, apart from the seat.  I've always fancied a 750.  Good luck with the restoration.

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Yeah, I noticed the seat too..are you sure there's not a family of asylum seekers in there ?   :-\

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Alright, Alright about the seat  ;D ;D ;D

Its actually a really good seat base with the foam and a new seat cover 'plonked' on it, and not fitted  ;)

So i'm happy with the seat  ;D

Steve

florence:
Cool, it's in a lot better condition than my 500 anyway before you even start.

Yoshi823:
Nice project there Steve. I rode my first CB750 when I was at Navy College back in 1975...the owner also had a Kawasaki 750 H2...which scared the bejesus out of me.

The owner of the 'N' reg CB750 that was at the pub on Thursday evening had that blue paintjob which he said was all original...as was the chrome.

But I do think that UK Pete's K1 has the most character as it looks used in it's unrestored condition, & is a good example of how a bike should be used. A comment that I heard on Thursday about the pretty CB500/4 was that it wasn't original as too much of it was polished, as in the clutch & alternator cases were too shiney.

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