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Great old girl. :) One of the ground-breaking bikes in motorcycle history with mass production of the in-line four stroke 4s.

A delight to ride. Mine was a 1976 CB750F model and was the Jap 750...

Yes important to have a comfortable ride. The FZ750 Yammy I had years back was state of the art at the time, but really hard on the arse after 1.5 hours on the road. No tourer. By contrast my earlier...

Yes agreed..

The period 1965 -75 brought huge transformation to the bike world. From about 65 we saw the emergence of the high performance little 2 strokes like the Yamaha YDS5 and Suzuki T20 -...

Great bikes there.. Late 60s was when motorcycling changed dramatically - with the advent of all the new japper models. The Honda CB750K was one of those bikes that changed the course of...

This is the quickest of the 750/4s I had from 30 years back. A race bred Yamaha FZ750 - made 1986. Beautiful machine, superb handling, and revved freely with its 5 valve per cylinder motor. About...

Had a bunch of Jap 750/4s in years past - some quick ones in their day amongst them eg FZ750, GSX 750 etc. But the one I'd have again tomorrow was a 1976 Honda CB750F. Nothing like the speed of the...

Reed valve Yammy RD350 was a neat little unit too back in the day.. Of all my bikes however, the one i liked most and would have now was the 77 Honda CB750F - great old girl - marvellous cruiser. ...

I remember seeing odd turbo bikes but they didn't sell so well - I guess because the new fours were very powerful. TN85 looks a beauty..

My FZ750 was a real groundbreaker. Track bred from Yamaha...

What was Honda 350 four like Outlander - I never rode one? Also never rode the Suzuki water jacket 750 2 stroke or the Kawasaki H2 750 triple - the 500 triple was handful enough! Yes worth coin now...

This is a good link on the development of the superbikes in the seventies - some very interesting machines here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HESIjHvOjtw

1000 ways to have fun with bikes - with a motor or without.

It was fascinating as a very young fella watching the development of the jap machines. Very early 60s ones like the little Honda 125...