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Honda CB750 Four parts on Facebook
Nurse Julie:
I concur with everything Chris AKA Honda San says about the stampings on the pipes.
AshimotoK0:
I agree too with everything that Chris is saying.
I was going to comment myself that those parts seemed reasonably priced to me. OK the bike market is on it's ar$e BUT rare & decent parts are definitely, NOT as I am proving parting out a couple of my own projects.
If you are restoring something like the early CB750K0/Sandcast or rare bikes like the CB92 Benly, then I am afraid you still need deep pockets, particularly if you want to use genuine Honda NOS parts like the HM300 pipes, which were discontinued by Honda many years ago ... or just search around and find a bike that has been restored and someone has ploughed lots of money into. The plastic CB750 instruments are rare but excellent repro covers and lenses, faces etc are available ... but there again you need a decent functioning mechanism to start with, which is going to cost you.
Early original CB750 exhausts never had stampings ...like many other Hondas of that period ... for example the CB250K0 exhausts were never stamped ... that's why Yamiya 750 repro pipes for the CB750K0 are described as 'No.No.' pipes . TBH anyone who has actually restored one of these bikes knows that fact.
hondacb750fourk6:
--- Quote from: Nurse Julie on October 03, 2025, 01:13:20 AM ---I concur with everything Chris AKA Honda San says about the stampings on the pipes.
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Well David Silvers told me different and the one I saw at the bike show in March this year told me about these other set that is on Facebook for sale for £1,800.00 as I shown him the add on Facebook he told me they are not genuine HM300 exhausts pipes he said they are reproduction with the number HM300 stamped on them so he must no what’s he’s talking about as he’s older than me see the picture of the add that is on Facebook as no one has bought them as they are still for sale and this Honda CB750 Four K5 1975 that is on Facebook for £2,250.00 which is a bargain as it comes with lots of spares as I thought someone would of bought it by now see picture attached he’s got a F1 1975 for sale as well that has been restored
hondacb750fourk6:
--- Quote from: AshimotoK0 on October 03, 2025, 08:45:39 AM ---I agree too with everything that Chris is saying.
I was going to comment myself that those parts seemed reasonably priced to me. OK the bike market is on it's ar$e BUT rare & decent parts are definitely, NOT as I am proving parting out a couple of my own projects.
If you are restoring something like the early CB750K0/Sandcast or rare bikes like the CB92 Benly, then I am afraid you still need deep pockets, particularly if you want to use genuine Honda NOS parts like the HM300 pipes, which were discontinued by Honda many years ago ... or just search around and find a bike that has been restored and someone has ploughed lots of money into. The plastic CB750 instruments are rare but excellent repro covers and lenses, faces etc are available ... but there again you need a decent functioning mechanism to start with, which is going to cost you.
Early original CB750 exhausts never had stampings ...like many other Hondas of that period ... for example the CB250K0 exhausts were never stamped ... that's why Yamiya 750 repro pipes for the CB750K0 are described as 'No.No.' pipes . TBH anyone who has actually restored one of these bikes knows that fact.
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Well David Silvers told me different and the one I saw at the bike show in March this year told me about these other set that is on Facebook for sale for £1,800.00 as I shown him the add on Facebook he told me they are not genuine HM300 exhausts pipes he said they are reproduction with the number HM300 stamped on them so he must no what’s he’s talking about as he’s older than me see the picture of the add that is on Facebook as no one has bought them as they are still for sale and this Honda CB750 Four K5 1975 that is on Facebook for £2,250.00 which is a bargain as it comes with lots of spares as I thought someone would of bought it by now see picture attached he’s got a F1 1975 for sale as well that has been restored there is someone that advertises in the old bike mart that refurbisheds the clocks as one of my friends had his clocks on his BSA done by him he’s does the clocks on jap bikes as well as all I,m going to do to mine is buy new clock faces as they are not hard to take apart my Honda CB750 Four K6 1976 is a UK bike and the exhausts have HMCB750 SR HM341 stamped on them
Nurse Julie:
David Silver is incorrect.
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