1972 HONDA CB750

Year: 1972

Make: HONDA

Model: CB750

Engine Capacity: 750cc

Odometer: 7746 KMs

Rego Until: NONE

In 1969, Honda made a monumental leap in motorcycling with the introduction of the CB750, a bike so advanced it left the competition in the dust. This groundbreaking machine boasted twice as many cylinders as any other motorcycle available at the time, delivering 50% more power. It also featured a revolutionary starting system that eliminated the need for the traditional kickstart or tickling. With effective brakes, unmatched reliability, and a price that made it a steal compared to the antiquated British bikes of the day, the CB750 set a new standard in the industry.

The CB750's engine produces a thrilling sound at mid to high revs, and its ergonomics offer a superior riding experience, making it far more accessible and enjoyable to ride than its counterparts from Triumph, BSA, or Harley. This particular model is a South African import, meticulously maintained and in great condition with low kilometers on the clock. It features the highly coveted 'sandcast' engine cases, a distinguishing feature of the very early 1969 models. These early versions are highly prized by collectors and often fetch a premium, making this CB750 not only a joy to ride but a valuable investment as well.

Finding a CB750 in such excellent condition is a rare opportunity. With its low mileage and pristine upkeep, this bike stands out in a market where many of its peers have succumbed to age or neglect. Investing in a CB750 is always a sound decision; its historical significance, exceptional engineering, and collector demand ensure that its value will likely appreciate over time. Whether you're a dedicated enthusiast or a savvy investor, securing a well-preserved example like this one promises both enjoyment and potential financial reward.

You can view this Motorcycle Monday to Saturday 9am-5pm. We are located at 1047 Bourke Street, Waterloo, NSW

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