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New member looking to buy 1974 cb750

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UK Pete:
There is the other side of the coin as well, i act on impulse and think if i dont buy now i will miss it, I have ended up with 24 bikes LOL!
Pete

Bitsa (Ralph Wright - RIP):
Hi All.
I dare say most of us have done it hummed and arghed.When I missed out on a bike last time being many moons ago now I always thought after that
He who hesitates loses worked well since.Keep your chin up you never know whats around the corner.
Cheers
Bitsa

400/4Russ:
Thank for the support guys,  I am bit disapointed, but in a way glad as I have plenty to be getting on with at the moment, finishing my 73 Suzuki gt550 & then starting into a 77 cb400f

ST1100:

--- Quote from: tom400f on March 12, 2013, 08:51:25 AM ---If you ask me the classic market is booming. If something comes up you have to strike. Just my perception but what do others think?

--- End quote ---
I'd agree on this, probably cause the 'new' models offer less perspective for some/many...
And why spend like 15K on a bike that only 'looks' old?
OTOH are the prices for (used) spares raising as well...

(Even the ST1100 Pan-European scene starts to boom now, where the concept/model has grown >20 years...)

K2-K6:
I hold with some of those comments....if it's definitely what you're after, then you should chase it down sooner rather than later.

If you are undecided.....then your mind gets made up for you as someone else buys it.....or if it's still there then you may get a better cost that makes it more of a possibility.

That Suzuki 550 is a nice bike.....first real bike I rode and it was my elder sister's boyfriend's bike that he let me have a run out on......I had just a moped at the time and the 550 felt so unbelievably fast, and oh-soooo addictive.....so much so that I don't think it's let up still... :)

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