1977 Cb750 Hondamatic Motorcycles for sale

Honda : CB CB 750A 1977 Hondamatic

$1,850

Live Oak, California

Estate Purchased, 1977 Honda/ Hondamatic , the bike has low miles with a few flaws, { Rear Tail Lens Cracked,Speed Gauge missing glass,1/2 dollar size paint wear on gas tank, left worned grip} minor flaws !! The bike just arrived yesterday,comes with keys/papers are lost title forms,with bill of sale, may have back fee's.....its been stored for the past year, previous owner rode the bike locally,the seat is in like brand new condition { i Love the seat} and the the bike looks in excellent condition.. I have not tested the bike/battery was removed.....Honda made these auto bikes for 3 years, i assume it pretty rare to find one with lows miles and not weather damage, selling this 1977 honda as is/see photo's...I will try to start it next week if it doesn't sale over the weekend. International buyers are welcome / We can transport bikes to a Global Logistics Company that ships WorldWide for an additional small transport fee / Shipping cost you would need to deal direct with the Logistics company

Trim CB750A Hondamatic

1977 Honda Hondamatic

$1,650

Phoenix, Arizona

1977 Honda Hondamatic , 77 Honda - Hondamatic CB750cc Semi Automatic. I've done a lot of cleanup and updates to this bike. It starts right up and runs & drives good. I've upgraded the points to dynatek electronic ignition and cleaned the carbs. Transmission shifts smoothly (semi automatic 2 speed). Actually a very fun bike to ride. Actual Mileage is unknown. Title says 7000. - dynatek dyna electronic Ignition upgrade (no points) - New plugs - New tires front and back. - New front disc and rear drum brakes. - New choke cable. - New battery - New cruise foot pegs - New slipstream windshield - Fresh oil change - K&N air filter. - Original owners and service manuals. - helmet, tools, and Lock included. - clean notarized title in hand Asking $1650 John 48O-33O-1524 $1,650.00

2003 Honda CBR 600RR

$1,699

Colma, California

1977 Honda CB750a 'Hondamatic' *BRAND NEW (Metzler Lasertec) TIRES AND BRAKES* Runs Great! ~16,200 miles The automatic transmission is perfect for the city and hills I am sad to part with this reliable motorcycle but I recently got a new one, and no longer have the space to store it. I'm the second owner and rode it only locally, the first stored it indoors for years Has a clean title and is Registered with no fees. Ready to Test Drive. willing to trade. $1,699 or best offer!

Honda : CB 1977 Honda 750A Hondamatic

$3,495

Englewood, Colorado

For Sale: 1977 Honda CB750A Hondamatic. Rare to find one in this good of condition.7600 original miles, fresh tune, runs and rides great.Previously in private collection, all original (except tires), 9/10 condition.For more information please call Steele's Cycle at 303-781-5339 or visit our Colorado showroom for a test ride! We are Denver's largest and most affordable pre-owned motorcycle dealer. Additional finance charges may apply.

Honda : CB 1977 honda cb 750 a hondamatic

$1,250

Archbold, Ohio

1977 Honda CB750A Hondamatic. Only made for three years and in great shape with newer battery, with minor blemishes on tank. Includes vetter front faring. Custom blue flames of the tank and faring. Nice overall shape. Tires are in good shape also Only three known issues: 1. Rear brake light does not turn on when handle bar brake is pulled. Simple fix. 2. The gas gauge doesn't read. 3. The lock on the seat is broke, but a flat head screwdriver will open it.

Honda : CB 1977 honda cb 750 a hondamatic

$3,195

Laguna Hills, California

1977 Honda CB 750A Hondamatic only 20100 miles Runs great. Just serviced by Honda mechanic. Local pick up Orange County California.

Honda : CB 1977 HONDA CB750 CB750A HONDAMATIC AUTOMATIC HONDA MATIC

$375

Genesee, Michigan

This is a total restoration or for parting out. I hate to get rid of but I am making space for a new toy. The only thing that it has going for it is the low miles: 5168 miles. The bike was in storage for the last 10 years hence why the engine is seized. There is some surface rust. SOLD AS IS!! I have free and clear title under my name. Comes with carbs, carb boots, side covers, and a seat. Let me emphasize TOTAL RESTORATION or parting out. Please look at pictures if you have any question or concerns please ask. If it is easier, you may call 810-931-four three 05.

Honda : CB 1977 honda cb 750 a cafe racer 100 custom

$8,200

Hollywood, Florida

Hello Ebay! Up for sale is my 100% custom CB750A Hondamatic Cafe Racer. Highlights:Custom Gas tank (Raw steel with bronze welds)Modern Front end (off of a GSXR-750)Frame as been detabbed, hand scuffed, welds were brazed in bronze and powder coatedElectronics were upgraded with the FULL Motogadget treatment (no crappy electronics from the 70's to deal with) Here's a rundown:1977 CB750A2 Speed Clutchless (you still shift manually)Motor is fresh (a complete gasket set will be included) Electronics:Rick's reg/rec comboAntigravity 8 cell batteryMotogadget M-Unit ECUMotogadget M-LockMotogadget SwitchesCognitomoto electronics tray Front end:Complete GSX-F front endCognitomoto steering stemCognitomoto billet top tripleAll Balls bearing setREAL Carbon light plateHID LED single bulb headlight Notes:The bike is reliableThe bike has been maintained properlyThe bike has no turn signals, you can add them at anytime and it'll work with the Motogadget switches amd M-unitThe bike will come with instructions for operationThe bike will include a bill of sale, this will allow you to register the vehicle Shipping:The bike will be shipped using federal transport

Trim CB750A

2008 Kawasaki VULCAN 1500 CLASSIC

$2,000

Lexington, Kentucky

Selling my 1977 Honda CB750A that I don’t get to ride much anymore so would like to see someone else enjoy it. Bikes runs great and sounds amazing. I am the 2nd owner and bought it 14 years ago from the original owner in Ohio and have been riding it ever since. Asking for $2,000 or best offer. Only has 18,744 milesAlways garaged and taken care ofRare clutchless model (Hondamatic)Tires in great shapeFuel gauge built into instrument clusterThrottle lock for long tripsK&N air filterLeather saddle bags (can easily be removed if wanted)I have the original owners manual and all Clymer, Hayes and Honda workshop manuals, and booklets.Has backup kickstart attachmentRear luggage rackPassenger back restHas Side stand and center stand built inEngine / side bars with highway peg mount pointExtra front tireCan throw in extra folding trailer ramp I have also if wanted Has new battery, new coils, new spark plugs/wires/caps, new front brake pads and new master cylinder. And I have some video of a recent ride if interested, but the quality is not the best, wish I had a better way to record it. s://youtu.be/VSeAjMNkt58 I work at night and am mostly available on the weekends but please feel free to email, text, or call anytime and leave a message and I will try to get back as soon as I can. Thank you.

Honda : CB 2 1977 Honda CB750a Motorcycles with fairings and luggage

$2,000

Jackson, Tennessee

I have been unable to upload photos will try again or email me with your email address and I'll send pics. Here is a video on you tube http://youtu.be/hfCXjLJok9o of bike running just last month. I have 2 1977 Hondamatics for restoration or parts, One I have a video of running in the beginning of May before the wiring Harness got melted from someone trying to jump it off, the other I was told was running it also has wiring harness issues don't know anything else about it. I have a total of 3 Great and fun bikes to just ride, Keeping only one so these to have to go. Have titles for both. In 1976, Honda introduced the CB750A to the United States, the A suffix implying "automatic." Although the two-speed transmission included a torque converter typical of an automatic transmission, the transmission did not automatically change gears for the rider. Each gear was selected by a foot-controlled hydraulic valve/selector (similar in operation as a manual transmission motorcycle).The foot selector controlled the application of high pressure oil to a single clutch pack (one clutch for each gear), causing the selected clutch (and gear) to engage. The selected gear would remain selected until changed by the rider, or the kickstand was lowered (which shifted the transmission to neutral). The CB750A was sold in the North American market only. The name Hondamatic was shared with Honda cars of the 1970s, but the motorcycle transmission was not fully automatic. The design of the transmission is similar in concept to the transmission in Honda's N360AT,a kei car sold in Japan from 1967 to 1972. The CB750A used the same engine as the CB750, but detuned with lower 7.7:1 compression and smaller carburetors producing a lower output, 47.0 hp (35.0 kW). The same oil was used for both the engine and transmission, and the engine was changed to a wet sump instead of dry sump type. A lockout safety device prevented the transmission from moving out of neutral if the side stand was down. There was no tachometer but the instruments did include a fuel gauge and gear indicator. For 1977 the gearing was revised, and the exhaust changed to a four into two with a silencer on either side.