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If you’ve got a CB750 that you’re working on, you’ve come to the right place.
Whether you’re doing a full rebuild or restoration motorcycle project or you just need to complete some routine maintenance, we’ve got all the information and links to what you need to do the job right.
On this page you’ll find:
- Links to the motorcycle service manual for your CB750.
- Where you can find used CB750s for sale to start a new motorcycle project or get a parts bike.
- Specs, details, and information about the history of the CB750.
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CB750 Specs & Details
The CB750 was introduced in 1969 as the world’s first “superbike.”
Honda saw an opportunity to bring larger road motorcycles to the US market.
It was the first mass market four, and it was also the first production mass-market bike to feature a disc break.
Over the years, the design changed from a Single Overhead Camshaft (SOHC) to a Double Overhead Camshaft (DOHC).
Variations also included the Hondamatic (CB750A) that featured an automatic transmission and the CB750SC Nighthawk.
Specs for the Honda CB750 include:
- Top Speed: 125 mph.
- Engine Displacement: 736cc to 749cc.
- Cylinders/Engine Type: Inline 4.
- Transmission: 5-speed
- Wet Weight: 481 to 550 lbs.
CB750 Years & Variations
Years and model variations of the Honda CB750 include:
- 1969-78 CB750K0-K8 SOHC Four
- 1976-78 CB750A-A2 Hondamatic
- 1975-78 CB750F0-F3
- 1979-82 CB750K DOHC
- 1979-82 CB750 F DOHC
- 1980-83 CB750C Custom
- 1982-85 CB750SC Nighthawk
- 1992-97 CB750F2
- 1991-03 CB750 Nighthawk
Find a CB750 for Sale Near You
If you’re looking for a CB750 of your own or need a donor parts bike for your current motorcycle project, you can use the MotorcycleZombies.com used bike search tool to find what you’re looking for.
Click your state below to find used CB750s near you.
These motorcycle search engines search Craigslist listing for the entire state so you don’t have to individually search each specific region.
Once you’ve got the bike up and running, be sure to check back to our motorcycle registration and title guides if you need help getting plates (Especially if you’ve bought the CB750 without a title).