Topic: 1975-76 CB 750f original muffler???

[sestevez52]

Hello !
1st time poster.  Anyhow, I am rebuilding my 1976 CB750f and I'm in need of the original muffler.  I have looked everywhere for a good one but .... no luck. Any leads would be GREATLY appreciated.
Thanks!!!

[flybox1]

No longer made.
Ebay.  You might find stumble across a NOS for the price of your first born.

I dont know if this is a bolt-on for the F, but anything can be made to work
http://www.delkevic.us/index.php?route=product/search&search=cb750

[flybox1]

another current thread on the subject

http://forums.sohc4.net/index.php/topic,135373.0.html

[przjohn]

Good luck with that. I am doing a 76F build right now in the Projects Section and have also looked. They are made of unobtanium as far as I can tell if you are looking for an NOS original. I went with a Kerker and a slight mod to the rear hanger. It is still an expensive option but for me the look was right for the build.

[atm cycles]

My guess is qside is the luckiest f guy on here. He just got a beauty from me.  I do have another one but would need some patching.

[ekpent]

I have a couple right now I am dealing with on a couple of projects and have to say they might have been the heaviest muffler Honda ever made.    Almost gettin' to old to carry that behemoth around 

[Stev-o]

They are out there, ya just gotta look and be prepared to pay the price.


http://www.ebay.com/itm/Honda-Cb750f-supersport-1975-oem-exhaust-muffler-/131778623130?hash=item1eae9e369a:g:bu0AAOSwAvJXDE5x&vxp=mtr

[sestevez52]

I do have one but, it too has some small holes that need to be patched up. I am keeping hope alive!!!

[qside]

i agree.... very lucky. I got the most beautiful muffler from  ATM.
I do have my old one with a few rust holes that I would let go

[spitfire]

Long time no post but I could not resist commenting on this one I removed the original muffler on my 76 F1 just after I bought it in 76 as it was too quiet, ugly and had no ground clearance, I pored two stroke oil into it to stop it rusting and it now lives in the loft I replaced it with a Dunstall one which I still have but it is far too noisy for me now.

Cheers

Den