1969 Honda CB

Description

Honda CB750K0 Sandcast. Unrestored excellent. I bought this bike in 1997 in California. It had just over 21,000 miles on the meter and I believe this to have been the correct mileage. Since then I drove it minimally in the Phoenix area where I lived. I opened the Kickstart Grill in Tucson in 1998 and this bike ,along with Vincent, Indian, Harley, Ariel, 73 Z1 Kaw, CBX, Norton and others proudly went on display in the grill. When the grill closed the bikes went into garage storage.  I have now retired from my medical profession and have sold several of my classic bikes. This CB750 K0 sandcast appears to be nearly fully original and correct other than the following. I put a replica Yamiya ducktail seat on it this year. The gas tank is the original wrinkle tank and I had it repainted since I felt the top of the tank paint had aged and cracked more than acceptable. The rest of the painted parts are as they were when I bought it with slight fading and minimal small imperfections. The right headlight bracker ear has a small dent hidden in the rear. In bright light at some angles you can tell the difference in paint. Painted by Tucsons Ed Carlson. A Tucson legend. The tires are new Dunlop Gold seal K70 correct size on correct DID rims. The exhaust system is mint condition correct HM300 that I was able to find at a dealer in Phx in 1997. These are very valuable sought after pipes with shields. The bike starts immediately and runs like new, no smoke or leaks. The carbs have been gone through. The current mileage is 21211 as you can see in the picture. I bought my collection to display and collect, not to ride much. I have the receipt and vehicle inspection from 1997. There is only a mild patina as you might expect on a 52 year old bike but I doubt you can find an original any better. Serious buyers only may contact me and I will gladly answer questions and give you my phone number if desired. Check my extensive 100% positive feedback. This bike is ready to show and ride as is. Haggerty and NAPA list the bike well above the starting bid. I can personally deliver the bike up to 500 miles for 50 cents per mile as long as you don't  live on a mountain top, since my motorhome with trailer will protest the climb.