1975 Honda CB750F Super Sport
No Reserve

Registration No: XHJ 486N
Frame No: CB750F1007412
MOT: Exempt

• Appears highly original and eminently useable
• Recently fitted with a Delkevic exhaust
• First registered for British roads in 2021

Unveiled at the October, 1968, Tokyo Motor Show, the Honda CB750 was a landmark design that brought four-cylinder motorcycles into the mainstream. With a SOHC engine, it was 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. The CB750F Super Sport was produced from 1975 to 1978, prior to a new DOHC engine taking over, and was credited with 58bhp and a 114mph top speed. It was distinguished by a four-into-one exhaust and more streamlined bodywork.

This lovely 1975 CB750F Super Sport exhibits a high degree of originality, albeit with a recent Delkevic exhaust. With a very light patina, it presents well but has not been restored to the point where one might hesitate to use it on the road. It was first registered with the D.V.L.A. in 2021 and, having passed to the present owner in 2022, now shows just over 41,000 miles on the odometer. Supplied with the V5C, it has the potential to be a really useable and enjoyable bike.

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