What kind of fairing does a Honda CB750 use?

What we have here is an exact replica of the kit fairing assembly that Honda offered for the CB750’s. This classic one-piece race fairing assembly is extremely popular for vintage conversions. A tall fairing assembly works well with most street bike chassis; the open belly pan at the bottom allows you to adjust the width of the bottom.

Can a Honda CB 750f CB1100 F panel be replaced?

Although not an exact replacement of the CB1100 F panel this piece will fit all CB 750, 900, 1100 F model bikes. This is the left side cover bellow the seat that hides all of your battery and wire crap. Although not an exact replacement of the CB1100 F panel this piece will fit all CB 750, 900, 1100 F model bikes.

What kind of tail does a Honda CB750 have?

This is an exact replica of the kit style race tail that was available through your Honda dealers when you converted your CB750 into a CR racer. This very short seat works best with our long road racing style fuel tank.

When did the Honda CB750 DOHC come out?

The 1969 Honda CB750 changed the face of motorcycling when it came out and a decade of development produced the DOHC CB750F – as well as it’s 900cc and 1100cc brothers! This is the right side cover bellow the seat that hides all of your battery and wire crap.

When did the Honda RCB 1000 come out?

Pretty much anything with an 18″ or 19″ tire. Endurance racing was HUGE in Europe and the Honda RCB 1000 destroyed it’s competition when it arrived on the scene in 1976. In the capable hands of Jean-Claude Chemarin – with stand in rider Alex George – it won the 1976 Bol d’Or 24hr and just about any other race that year.

When did gomototrip start making race fairings?

The branch of GoMotoTrip Race Fairings was started in 2016. Focus on providing the extremely durable & flexible fiberglass race bodywork. On top of that, make it affordable & available for most popular sportbikes. Only for a complete set of race bodywork per order.