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HONDA SHADOW SPIRIT VT750DC
It refurnished in a chopper style by changing the handlebar shape to make it match with the F21 inch wheel. It considers the environmental impact by adopting the PGM-FI for the engine. -
KAWASAKI Z750LTD
It was brought to the market during the cruiser model boom period. Based on the Z750FX-II model, it equipped a step seat and a pull-back handle. Its swift movement ranked with that of a sports bike. -
KAWASAKI 750RS [Z2A]
Changed the name of the graphic to the so-called "yellow tiger color". It adopted 220km/h on the black engine. It solved the problem of over-charged batteries. -
SUZUKI GS750GL
A GS750G-based cruiser style model with a shaft drive. The vehicle body is over 8kg lighter than GS750G, and its multi-hole brake makes it look quite sporty. -
Landscapes of Japan, Saitama Prefecture
Chichibu City, located in Saitama Prefecture.Motorcycle:YAMAHA SEROW250 (2012) -
SUZUKI GS750G
Adopted the shaft drive to the body of the GS750E/E-II model. The export specification also includes GS850G. -
SUZUKI GS750E-II
Changed the front and rear wheels of the GS750E to star-shaped cast spec. And then adopted its original tank, seat, and color lines of the side cover. -
SUZUKI GS750E
In April 1978, the GS750-based GS750II was introduced to the market. It had front double discs and reinforced front & rear suspension. This is a model based on that GS750II with a cast wheel. -
HONDA CB750K
The CB750 underwent full model change for the first time in 10 years. It adopted parts like DOHC 4-valve head, light Comstar wheels, or rear shock absorbers with FVQ dampers like RCB. -
HONDA CB750F INTEGRA
HONDA in the 80s used to give the name INTEGRA to their motorcycles equipped with cowls. The largest model of that type was the CB750F INTEGRA.