The CB750 is widely regarded as the most significant
motorcycle ever produced
It was built around a sophisticated, single overhead-cam
(SOHC) in-line four fitted with cutting-edge technology like a
front disc brake, electric start, and a five-speed transmission
It was downright cheap at $1,050, stone-cold reliable,
did not leak oil, was smooth, fast, and easy-to-access
Hundreds of thousands of these were sold worldwide during
the model run from 1969 through 1978
This fully restored 5,400-mile bike is one of the very early
models with four throttle cables
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