Topic: Lets see your SOHC bike out on the road!

[newday777]

Rode about ~130 mi RT to Silverthorne, CO up through the Eisenhower Tunnel. First time I got her all the way up there. She pulled great all the way up.

Congrats 👏
I used to ride through the tunnel going from Breckenridge to Boulder in the late 70s on my K6

[grcamna2]

Rode about ~130 mi RT to Silverthorne, CO up through the Eisenhower Tunnel. First time I got her all the way up there. She pulled great all the way up.

Congrats 👏
I used to ride through the tunnel going from Breckenridge to Boulder in the late 70s on my K6

Stu,those are nice pics;must bring back lots of memories of the journeys 

[newday777]

Rode about ~130 mi RT to Silverthorne, CO up through the Eisenhower Tunnel. First time I got her all the way up there. She pulled great all the way up.

Congrats 👏
I used to ride through the tunnel going from Breckenridge to Boulder in the late 70s on my K6

Stu,those are nice pics;must bring back lots of memories of the journeys 

Yes indeed. 35,000 miles together in 3.5 years

[ofreen]

Greg that top one with the dramatic sky behind is my favourite and would be a great calendar shot!!

I found out later that a severe thunderstorm hit eastern Oregon and moved into Idaho, causing a lot of damage.  The remnant of it is visible in the photo.  Highway 52 skirted the southern edge of it and I got sprinkled on, but dried out as fast as I got wet.  Every time it looked like I was going to get douched, the road turned away from it.  Lucked out.

https://idahonews.com/news/local/severe-thunderstorm-wreaks-havoc-in-nyssa-or-with-60-mph-winds-and-large-hail-storm-rain-damage-small-town-oregon

[grcamna2]

Rode about ~130 mi RT to Silverthorne, CO up through the Eisenhower Tunnel. First time I got her all the way up there. She pulled great all the way up.

Congrats 👏
I used to ride through the tunnel going from Breckenridge to Boulder in the late 70s on my K6

Stu,those are nice pics;must bring back lots of memories of the journeys 

Yes indeed. 35,000 miles together in 3.5 years

Did you arrive at your preferred destination after all those miles;how did Cody 'take' to the new 'digs' and no more traveling ?

[newday777]

Rode about ~130 mi RT to Silverthorne, CO up through the Eisenhower Tunnel. First time I got her all the way up there. She pulled great all the way up.

Congrats 👏
I used to ride through the tunnel going from Breckenridge to Boulder in the late 70s on my K6

Stu,those are nice pics;must bring back lots of memories of the journeys 

Yes indeed. 35,000 miles together in 3.5 years

Did you arrive at your preferred destination after all those miles;how did Cody 'take' to the new 'digs' and no more traveling ?

That's a loaded question 🤔.
Cody did fine wherever we landed, no more traveling? We still traveled, I sold the bike after getting married and didn't want to leave the kids fatherless if anything happened while riding because of the Vegas traffic where we stayed for 3 years. Then off to NH for another 9 years before she left. I've lived in many places over the years being a carpenter. The kids have their own families and I got back to riding cross country in 2011 after getting a Goldwing. I've plunked down in NH for the passed 3 years. Hoping to get out across the country again in the fall for a rideabout and hope to be back here before the snow flies to work on my 750 projects.

[smee]

Rode about ~130 mi RT to Silverthorne, CO up through the Eisenhower Tunnel. First time I got her all the way up there. She pulled great all the way up.

Congrats 👏
I used to ride through the tunnel going from Breckenridge to Boulder in the late 70s on my K6

Can't get over the doggo photo! I want to add that to my ride and take my older husky. She would love all the wind in her face.

[newday777]

Rode about ~130 mi RT to Silverthorne, CO up through the Eisenhower Tunnel. First time I got her all the way up there. She pulled great all the way up.

Congrats 👏
I used to ride through the tunnel going from Breckenridge to Boulder in the late 70s on my K6

Can't get over the doggo photo! I want to add that to my ride and take my older husky. She would love all the wind in her face.

I'll bet she would too. I had a friend's husky and 2 other labs in there for a ride. They all loved it.

[Geoff Hastings]

Rykers cafe, Surrey England

[ofreen]

Another ride today on the '75 750F, down to the Owyhees again.  Good day for taking photos.

[RAFster122s]

Nice

[Stev-o]

Another ride today on the '75 750F, down to the Owyhees again.  Good day for taking photos.

Great pic, Greg....love the contrast.  Thx for sharing.

[Kevin D]

I stopped by the bank last night and pulled up by the daylilies.
After I snapped my photo, I saw that I had stirred up the ducks, who made their way to the puddle in the parking lot.

[grcamna2]

I stopped by the bank last night and pulled up by the daylilies.
After I snapped my photo, I saw that I had stirred up the ducks, who made their way to the puddle in the parking lot.

Kevin,your CB750 is looking wonderful;good scene.

[PeWe]

I stopped by the bank last night and pulled up by the daylilies.
After I snapped my photo, I saw that I had stirred up the ducks, who made their way to the puddle in the parking lot.

Kevin,your CB750 is looking wonderful;good scene.

+3!
And very clean too. A reminder for my brown K2 that is very dirty.

[Kevin D]

Thanks guys, but here’s the price of clean: it’s not running so good today since I washed the motor. I have tried to drive it dry but that’s not getting it done. I went out after dinner yesterday and the last sunlight made for a nice photo.👍


Edit: #4 plug cap was loose. Screwed it back on tightly and the CB is purring as expected. 48mpg

[PeWe]

Thanks guys, but here’s the price of clean: it’s not running so good today since I washed the motor. I have tried to drive it dry but that’s not getting it done. I went out after dinner yesterday and the last sunlight made for a nice photo.

Water inside plug caps?

[newday777]

I stopped by the bank last night and pulled up by the daylilies.
After I snapped my photo, I saw that I had stirred up the ducks, who made their way to the puddle in the parking lot.

A wading pool for the ducklings 🐥 Happy kiddos!

[bryanj]

Hoi Sin sauce?

[ofreen]

Adriian, OR -

[rodsragsnrides]

My 76 cb750f, my son's 77 cb125, and my friends 78 cb750k taking a break in Dundurn Saskatchewan

[Bankerdanny]

In my driveway in Michigan after the 180 mile ride up. The bike Ran great. Was running a GPS indicated 80mph for at least half.

[PeWe]

In my driveway in Michigan after the 180 mile ride up. The bike Ran great. Was running a GPS indicated 80mph for at least half.

That 4-1 fits the bike very well! Ground clearance looks good.

[Kelly E]

In my driveway in Michigan after the 180 mile ride up. The bike Ran great. Was running a GPS indicated 80mph for at least half.

That 4-1 fits the bike very well! Ground clearance looks good.

The Delkevik exhaust systems are a great choice, we've installed four of them. They also have great customer service. It's hard to beat $400 and free shipping in the US.

[Bankerdanny]

In my driveway in Michigan after the 180 mile ride up. The bike Ran great. Was running a GPS indicated 80mph for at least half.

That 4-1 fits the bike very well! Ground clearance looks good.

Yes, the center stand would definitely be the first point of contact. I do find that loading onto the trailer can be an issue, but that was true for the factory 4-1 as well.