1978 Honda CB750F 

My father in law just bought this exact bike from the gentleman that won it on your auction. Working on getting the carbs cleaned, and fluids and lines replaced. Pretty neat that’s it’s so untouched. Original brake lines, rotors, and most bolts haven’t been touched. Paint marks are still on 90% of them. 👍🏻👍🏻 should run great once we go through it a bit. The patina is awesome on it.

Love the CB750F and all the vintage bikes. I'm 58 and these motorcycles take me back to my youth. Keep up the good work and hope to visit the museum.

It’s all about the emotion. Team Kaplan gets it done

THAT'S MY OLD BIKE! Loved that motorcycle.

The Honda 750K & 750F are very reliable engines/bikes! I own a '78 750K and performs well!

I am the 2nd owner of a 78 cb750k, mine is all original too I also call it a survivor, but both of my side covers have cracks and there is a small tear in the seat and is a little sun faded from the original owner leaving it in the sun to admire I guess. I also have a 75 cb750k cafe racer that I daily ride in the summer.

I had one of these brand new in 1978 loved the sound of the exhaust handled beautiful

This is the best year to have.

Nighthawks,black and blue and red and black.I remember those well......Great bikes as well.

Great year. Great bike. Man they were so popular.

Hope you guys stay well through these current health concerns. I can’t wait to come visit the museum after things settle. I have a 77 supersport myself. It’s exciting to see that you guys get such great examples come through your doors.

I owned a 1978 Super Sport with the same colour scheme. I traded my 1967 Triumph T120 for it. Took my Super Sport on several cross country trips. Nova Scotia (3 times), Rockies, Florida. Loved it!!

He is 100% correct on the tail fender (part C) ... I'm rebuilding a 77 F2 right now and mine didn't have one... and they're nearly impossible to find, if you do they're expensive. Premium Japanese engineering that has stood the test of time.

So True about getting the good ones back. I need a 1985 XL350r and a 1981 GS650G and a 1983 RM250

Another great video. If you don’t have a Honda 750/4 already, you’d buy one after seeing how they are presented here on this channel. I know, because I did! But mine is a 1973 K3 , it’s fabulous.

I keep coming to this channel for the CB750s!

Only problem with the 77/78F is the valve train....they eat exhaust guides and valves. I have repaired (and ported) many of those heads. I'm about 70 miles from you fellas....I'll be stopping by summer 2020 with my 1975 750F (now 1005cc) I bought in 1976. I am looking forward to seeing your place.

I just picked, from the original owner with 32k the exact same bike It sat for 30 years in a heated garage Got it running and safetied for $2500 Canadian

I hope your not tired of my comments i have a ‘79 looks like a new bike it’s been stored in a heated garage it’s whole life

I have an identical one with only 13k miles. Nice bikes.

Hello, I own an identical 78 CB 750F same factory paint scheme. I bought the cycle from a friend who was the original owner in 1980. The original mileage is 8111. Bike has not been started in 5 years, but was prepped for storage. I have title in hand. Paint is excellent, chrome needs to be buffed out, seat excellent.

Awesome beautiful, just incredible piece of artistic moto memorabilia, wish I was in the market.

When I was 15, my Dad bought this exact bike brand new. Same paint scheme. I got to drive it a few times. Mostly when he was out of town, hehe. He sold it for an '86 Gold Wing. Blah.

Love your videos. Your son sounds just like you. 👍

Awesome bike. I have the exact same bike but have the stock exhaust on mine, I really need to check out your place, I am in Connecticut as well.

The 1975 Honda CB750F Super Sport in Sunburst Orange is my favourite. Not sure what colour Honda described it as but what a great looking motorcycle. You're so right these classic 70's motorcycles evoke fantastic memories regardless of whether you owned one or not. You perhaps new someone that did and the feeling stays with you. The older you get the stronger the nostalgia.

Had that exact bike, loved it...

love the ending for the video. Wanted to make it down to visit during Thanksgiving but stuff came up. Still looking forward to coming down from NH with a few friends and spend the day there. See ya soon ... I will bring a drool rag to wipe off any drool off the bikes we drool on after looking ... LOL ..

Well spoken,true moto people

My friend and I bought one in 12th grade 77 $2,000 brand new and 1990 I sold it for $400 it was my biggest mistake ever I love that bike I would love to find another one thanks

Great bike guys.

I watch every one and so does my son

Have the same bike with 17 thousand miles. I have the original manufacture mini case guards.

You could buy this put plate on it and wouldent hesatate from going cross the contry on that old honda

A Motocicleta Esta Realmente em Estado Excepcional de Conservação ! Um ícone Dos Anos 70s.

Not going to lie i love amarica and fine built italian stuff and hate to admit i loved my honda vt1100 honda makes the best bike for a bike u get on turn key and ride only reson i had to buy a harly is image and whan it comes to cruser my honda was so much beter then my harly only thing i can say honda dosent have over my hd is sound note only reason i even keep my hd that i like is to say i have one when people make fun of my hondaDavidson

Since you couldnt find k models - so the f models became much more interest. The last bikes with chrome - since the 80s plastic is coming😢

I have the same bike however it needs some work. Do you think it would be worth it?

How much with shipping to the UK?

Did they start painting the engines black in 78?

sr not much faith in jr test ride lol

I bought one today it’s clean but not as nice as yours

Sold ?

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I sold a CB750 F3 Supersport last month. --> pin.it/mfd74cddkwpotf pin.it/kwed5vpbuvh2tx The F3 is never sold in Europe Mine had 20.000 Miles on the clock and was in almost new condition. Sold it to a collector in Belgium. Great bikes!