Too old school for me. I always wanted a FZR1000, but after 30 realized there was no way I could trust myself with one of those liter bikes. I suppose my dad would like this Honda if he still rode.

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Man that thing is SWEET! Has anyone seen one in real life yet? I know the IMS is coming up in Long Beach (or has it come & gone?). Maybe it'll be on the floor to drool on...uh...I mean check out!


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You can't fix stupid!

Pain is weakness leaving the body!

I started with a homemeade tote gote at age 9 in 1959, then on to a Honda S-90 in 1963, then on to the bike of my dreams at the time, a new '68 Honda 305 scrambler. I rode that for awhile until I bought my biggest bike yet, a 1970 CB750--I was in heaven and was thought to be a serious motorcyclist with that bike.
Since then I have owned over 100 motorcycles, I got the bug real bad, owning as many as a dozen at a time for all my adult years.
When I saw the CB1100 I have had ideas of getting one just because I loved the CB750 so much. The new one will be a huge step forward with the single throat FI--simple yet functional, and I bet that thing will handle and brake like the best modern bikes. I'm hot for it!

Got a '76 CB750K basket case languishing out in the garage right now awaiting a complete something or other. Haven't decided on a full resto or bob job/cafe bike. Time will tell, I guess. One never knows, do one?

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K7 Wee, rebuilt like new and then some after collision with deer and mildly farkled.

I don't have any childhood memories of CB750, but I have owned an 81 for close to 20 years. It doesn't get ridden very much because the carbs keep acting up.

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Well, if it doesn't have to be the older in-line 4.....
I had this in High School; CB750C. Nicknamed "The Chrome Monster".

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Build your own V-Strom GPI and save, save, save!

I've got a '78 CB 750 in mint condition if someone wants it at the right price. Only thing not stock is exhaust and grips. Could use some carb work, but runs well. Don't know it's history, but we've garage kept it with occasional trips.

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2009 DL650