rent a classic motorcycle to visit the Ile de Ré

Is there an ideal motorbike for touring the islands?

collector's item,the Honda 750CBKis for rent on Châtelaillon-Plage, La Rochelle or the island of Réa historic motorcycle.

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license A compulsory

The CB 750 was released from 1969 to 1970 as the 67 horsepower K0 type, which was to undergo nearly 300 modifications. At the end of 1970, the K1 saw its "750 Four" logos modified and received a flat saddle, new crankcase foundries and carbs operated by a lifter.

 In January 1972, the 65 horsepower K2 was distinguished by a chrome headlight and a central meter block, which included the indicator lights, a saddle lock and new exhaust baffles. Types K3, K4 and K5 are not imported into France.

 At the end of 1974, the K6 (63 horsepower) adopts a new tank decoration with wide nets surrounding a black bottom, a new fork, a reinforced secondary chain, a saddle arch, a fuel tap located on the left, a new saddle cover, a deflector on the brake calliper...

 With the K7 from June 1977, the tank goes from 17 to 19 litres, the saddle is longer (with a small backrest), the rear tire (which goes from 18' to 17') and the indicators are those of the GL 1000, the secondary chain (larger) adopts O-rings and the four silencers are of a new design, rounder and without the protection plates.

 Meanwhile, the F1 that appeared in June 1975 has a more powerful engine (67 horsepower), a saddle with a backrest-shell, a rear disc brake with a fixed caliper with two pistons, and the whole bodywork is redesigned (guard- mud, tank, side covers).

 The last "true four-legged" will be the F2 of October 1977 with a 73 horsepower engine painted black, which abandons its four pots for a four-in-one, is equipped with Comstar-type stick rims and d a double front brake disc.
It ends its career under the F3 type, which will not be broadcast in France.

The 750 CBK is the transition model before the 750 F and Bol d'or line, marketed from 1979 to 1981: the last 4 pots and the first double overhead camshaft (DOHC)

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(You can also rent a Méhari with its 2cv engine on Châtelaillon-Plage, La Rochelle,  Island of Re )

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