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Bike Of The Day: 1978 Honda CB750K Cafe Restomod

This 1978 Honda CB750K was modified with an aluminum fuel tank, side panels, front fender, and a cafe-style tailpiece. Noteworthy features include a chrome headlight bucket, aluminum foot pegs, bar-end mirrors, and a side stand.

1978 Honda CB750K Cafe Restomod

The 19″ front and 16″ rear wire-spoke wheels now sport Shinko 10 SR712 tires, expertly fitted by the selling dealer. Suspension components consist of a conventional fork with slider covers and dual shocks attached to the swingarm. Enhancements to the front disc brake system include stainless-steel braided hoses, while the rear relies on a drum brake.

1978 Honda CB750K Cafe Restomod

A low-rise handlebar houses bar-end mirrors, billet switchgear, Pro-Grip grips, and aftermarket controls. The upgraded multifunction digital gauge integrates a speedometer and an odometer.

1978 Honda CB750K Cafe Restomod

The 736cc inline-four engine boasts four Keihin carburetors, aluminum velocity stacks, a four-into-one exhaust system, and the convenience of both kick and electric starters. Power is efficiently transmitted to the rear wheel through a five-speed transmission and a robust drive chain.

1978 Honda CB750K Cafe Restomod 1978 Honda CB750K Cafe Restomod 1978 Honda CB750K Cafe Restomod 1978 Honda CB750K Cafe Restomod 1978 Honda CB750K Cafe Restomod 1978 Honda CB750K Cafe Restomod

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