Honda CB750 barn find - Part 2 - Carb removal

In this video (part 2 of the 1979 Honda CB750K barn find restoration) I dive into the project, removing the dead battery, seat, gas tank, carburetors and airbox. In future episodes, I'll be doing an oil change, servicing the brakes, cleaning up the cosmetics, checking the electrical system, etc. as I try to get this low mileage beauty back on the road. Will it run? Stay tuned and we'll find out together!

[TheFelt]

Great video!!! Thank you! Watching you has giving me the confidence do pull my carbs and clean them myself! I picked up an 82 cb750sc knighthawk for $750!

[Nonya_Bidness]

Thank you, I have an 82 cb750 with the exact same tank and ferrings.

[DocJonesGarage]

Looks like it's in really good shape!

[peteralexander]

I am going t have a look at a 1979 CB750K. What the seller told me is that is has been sitting for at least 5 years (owner past away) and that the carbs need to be cleaned (overflow when started) and the brakes need to be redone. I am not that technical but I will se how far I will get using your video`s. Thanks.

[krzys]

Is it possible to remove electric starter without touching carburetors?

[ihaveanumbrinmyname]

How did your stator look? I just had to replace mine on my '81 750c and it only has 7k miles on it.

[markrubin]

Dude, put that thing on a lift, and save your back.