Make, Model & Year: Honda Cb750 Nighthawk 1992
Time spent: 3 years off and on
Motorcycle cost: $350 dead
Engine: 1992 Honda 750cc in-line 4cyl
Intake: 4 rebuilt carburetors w/pods, stage 2 jet kit and NGK iridium spark plugs
Exhaust: Stock headers wrapped cut short with duel reverse cone mufflers
Frame: 1992 cb750 Nighthawk frame chopped and added cafe racer hoop. 1970 ish cl360 fuel tank ( I think )
Suspension: 2012 Yamaha R6 front forks w/ upgraded rotors & lines w/gold fork sliders Progressive suspension rear coil over shocks
Wheels, tires and brakes: R6 front and stock Nighthawk rear wheels with Shinko 705 Duel Sport tires
Accessories: Renthal Streetfighter handlebars, custom CNC top trip tree by Cognito Moto, GPS Speedo plus more..
10 Comments
love the bike and i really are looking for one i found one i like and its a 1992 honda cb750 nighthawk and i found one on you’re guys page and i really like it and its the same bike its just green and i really like it a lot.
Oil catch can what did you do for that the evap box did you pipe it to a canister or open
I looked out for „new“ bike and saw this amazing one which I`m now looking for. Unfortunately I haven’t found anything similar. Any hint or offer is welcome!
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What tank is that and how did you get it to fit?
I’m just building a very similar motorcycle based on a CB 750 Seven Fifty. It‘s a Honda CB 350 KO tank and you can use the original fixings in the front, just need to cut them on both sides of the frame. In the back you need to construct an individual plate to use the original fixing location of original tank, because the new one is much shorter.
Thank you so much broman.
That’s a sick build! What jets did you use on the carburetors after taking off the airbox?
What seat is this?
What tank is that