1973 Honda CB750 K4
Just 45 miles covered post-restoration

Registration No: WWE 910L
Frame No: CB750E-23050201
MOT: Exempt

• Restored to an excellent standard by the vendor since 2019
• Only forty-five miles covered since the restoration's completion
• Sold with much paperwork documenting the project

Unveiled at the October, 1968, Tokyo Motor Show, the Honda CB750 was a landmark design that brought four cylinder motorcycles into the mainstream. Faster and smoother than its European sports bike opposition, the Japanese machine was also more technologically advanced with a hydraulic front disc brake and five-speed gearbox. Early examples used permanent mould-casting for the crankcases but an improved die-cast design was soon adopted. Arriving in 1973, the K4 model could be had in Flake Sunrise Orange, Freedom Green Metallic and Boss Maroon Metallic. Further distinguished by a chromed upper fork, black headlight housing, and larger taillight and turn signals, the Honda also featured an improved twin cable throttle system and achieved some 60,000 sales.

Finished in Flake Sunrise Orange, this magnificent 1974 example has benefited from a very thorough restoration following its acquisition by the vendor in 2019. Details of the thousands of pounds spent on parts for the project are included within the accompanying paperwork file. With only forty-five miles covered since completion, it still appears very fresh, but increasing work commitments and the desire for a smaller, lighter Honda mean that ‘WWE 910L’ has not been exercised since last summer and will require light recommissioning. It is supplied with the V5C, invoices and other papers.

For more information, please contact:
Mike Davis
mike.davis@handh.co.uk
07718 584217