1975 Honda CR 750 Yoshimura special
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Re: 1975 Honda CR 750 Yoshimura special
I like that. Has it got a supercharger (and a kick starter!)? It looks cool in the way most modern sports bike can't even get close to. Queer rear suspension too.
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Re: 1975 Honda CR 750 Yoshimura special
I don't think it's supercharged, it might be a belt driven alternator to power the extra endurance lights?
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Re: 1975 Honda CR 750 Yoshimura special
Looking at the pictures I think you're 100% correct. Those carbs are not forced induction in any way. Kind of a shame but probably for the best in many ways. I still like it.KungFooBob wrote: ↑Fri Aug 20, 2021 8:54 pm I don't think it's supercharged, it might be a belt driven alternator to power the extra endurance lights?
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Re: 1975 Honda CR 750 Yoshimura special
It looks okay, I suspect the Yoshimura link is total fiction, as is it being an endurance racer.
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Re: 1975 Honda CR 750 Yoshimura special
Interesting. That seat and 24 hours? Probably not. Some of the anodised bits look far too new to be original. But there is a patina on some of the bolts that looks as if they could be original.
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Re: 1975 Honda CR 750 Yoshimura special
From hazy memories that's pretty much period correct in loads of details.
From the air assistance in the forks to the 'fournales(?)' air shocks.
Like in a retro old school way.
From the air assistance in the forks to the 'fournales(?)' air shocks.
Like in a retro old school way.
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Re: 1975 Honda CR 750 Yoshimura special
So much not like.
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