Description
HONDA 750 Four KO Sandcast 1969
29629 miles = 47683 km
Type CB750, serial number CBthe details below, engine number CB750E-1001418, first registered on 01-01-1969.
The HONDA 750 Four is certainly one of the most iconic motorcycles of the 1970s.
Revealed in 1968, the 750 Four went into production in 1969. The very first series (approximately 7, 000 units) is equipped with Sandcast sand-moulded crankcases. Given the model's success, HONDA quickly invested in high-pressure moulds for its future models.
This example, number 1092, engine number 1418 (serial number differential of 326 within factory standards) was sold new in the USA, returned to Europe in 2017 and was restored by a renowned workshop near Bordeaux.
High-level restoration:
Engine bored out (0. 25), valve and seat grinding, cylinder head facing, replacement of camshaft bearings.
Cycle parts: powder coating of numerous components, wheel rim refurbishment with new spokes, new tyres.
Replaced parts: 4 exhaust systems, flanges, silencer covers, rear mudguard, front indicator brackets, fuel tap seals, throttle cable, fuse holder, rear light rubber mounting, speedometer rings, indicators, rear brake shoes and front pads, fork caps, various fasteners.
Re-chromed parts: mudguard and front bracket, headlight ring, brake lever, front brake rod, speedometer covers.
Numerous original parts that were replaced have been retained: rear mudguard, exhaust systems and flanges, pistons, mirrors, etc.
Original key (model-specific) plus spare.
Excellent working order and presentation. Among the first 2, 000 examples, this rare motorcycle is highly desirable and constitutes a genuine collector's piece, suitable for museum display or use.
Rare opportunity. 200 high-definition photos of the complete restoration.
French collector's registration document.
MOT test pass valid until 22-01-2026.
