Comments on: Modern Moto-Mother: Honda CB750 KO

By: TaosBrick

TaosBrick — Fri, 20 Apr 2012 14:42:57 +0000

I knew the answer to that one before I clicked on this page, as any moto-freak should.
The original Rice Rocket – but as others have mentioned, the two-stroke triples that came a little later blew the 750four away. My 1st bike was an H2 – and I lived to tell about it!

I ride nice reliable, albeit some would say plodding and dowdy BMW’s these days.

By: roy rodriguez

roy rodriguez — Wed, 28 Mar 2012 19:34:54 +0000

10-4 on triumph , daytona 200 race 2012 watch triumph come from 7th to almost winning ,came in 4th with feet apart from 1-4 bikes and if his drive off the back was not screwed up by the bike in front of him it might of been 1 or 2 place ..you can watch on u-tube the whole race or even the last 10 min’s..

By: Snawdon

Snawdon — Wed, 28 Mar 2012 09:13:37 +0000

Before everyone agrees that the British Motorcycle industry is dead, take a look at Triumph – producing world class bike in the naked, touring and now adventure classes.

By: Larry

Larry — Thu, 22 Mar 2012 20:01:02 +0000

Started out touring all over N. CA on an old Benelli, moved UP to a 305 Honda Dream, then a 305 Super Hawk. Did a jaunt on the Yamaha 750 XS moved to a Moto Guzzi, then came to my senses and drooled all over the 85 1100 Shadow. Spent over twenty years on that one and was impressed enough that when my DEAR Brother wrecked it for me, all I could see was another 1100 Shadow. Ride and love my “04 Honda Sabre SHADOW. Honda over the years have proven themselves beyond belief.

By: Transalper

Transalper — Fri, 02 Sep 2011 10:57:34 +0000

I remember when the CB750 first hit the uk WOW , what a shake up / wake up , only Nortons plastic commando came near it . only shame the British bikes couldn’t / wouldn’t get on the band wagon .