Name the bike

[otherwise]

I have no idea of what this is but before I start Googling.
I'd say the crankcases look like a Honda
It's a single cylinder 4 stroke
The size ratio between bike and engine have me thinking 250 cc or smaller.
And finally one of those bikes only available in Asia.

 

[DaveM]

I think this one may need a bit of a clue and I will make it easy. 200cc look down South for it

 

[otherwise]

TIGER, SENDA SD200 ?

http://www.alibaba.com/product-gs/403605975/Best_selling_200CC_street_bike_racing.html

 

[DaveM]

Ok here is another clue. This country has a very cold sounding city

 

[DaveM]

Ok another clue. The country where this bike is made has a very cold sounding neighbour

 

[otherwise]

Zanella RX 200?

Never heard of them until now.

http://www.zanella.com.ar/sitio/motos_street_rx200.php

 

[DaveM]

Very good Kevin I must admit I also had never heard of them until now

Your shot

 

[otherwise]

Trying to get others involved with this, it's easy but ...
Brand?
Year?
Model?
Name 5 obvious differences between this and the many thousands that came in the next year?
Name the rider?

 

[DaveM]

Ok I will not take this one as I owned one of them

 

[otherwise]

Ok I will not take this one as I owned one of them

5 questions Dave, have a go at the last 2.

 

[DaveM]

Honda CB 750 Four K0
Year 1969
Side cover was different to the K1
The motors were basically the same but the overall look seemed to be different to the K1

Honda CB 750 Four K1 (This is the one I had)
Year 1970

 

[otherwise]

Brand? Honda
Year? 1969
Model? CB750

Brand? Honda TICK
Year? 1969? well it was 1970 but close enough TICK
Model? CB750 TICK
Name 5 obvious differences between this and the many thousands that came in the next year?
This isn't too hard, a lot of cosmetic changes the next year.
Name the rider?
Have a guess.

First across the line gets to post the next photo!

 

[DaveM]

The rider you, I see you posted back while I was still editing my post above

This was a great bike I had loads of fun on my one

have a look at these

Honda CB 750 Four K0 It list your one as a 69

Honda CB 750 Four K1

 

[Doug]

Okay,let's try the differences.
Very early models had sand-cast motors,the give-away is the positioning of the vertical ribs between the fins on the side of the cylinder head.
The so-called KO (first) models had a different airbox/side-cover configuration.
The carbs had four separate throttle cables,no cross linkage so balancing was fun and frequent,not to mention the very heavy pull.
Later models got an uprated drive chain,the earlier ones tended to part at the master-link and break the crankcases.
When did the black brake caliper start?
The list of changes goes on but those are the earliest I can remember...............
Your one seems to have an interesting front spoiler/airbrake/bug deflector/number plate.

 

[otherwise]

Okay,let's try the differences.
Very early models had sand-cast motors,the give-away is the positioning of the vertical ribs between the fins on the side of the cylinder head.
The so-called KO (first) models had a different airbox/side-cover configuration.
The carbs had four separate throttle cables,no cross linkage so balancing was fun and frequent,not to mention the very heavy pull.
Later models got an uprated drive chain,the earlier ones tended to part at the master-link and break the crankcases.
When did the black brake caliper start?
The list of changes goes on but those are the earliest I can remember...............
Your one seems to have an interesting front spoiler/airbrake/bug deflector/number plate.

Brand? Honda TICK
Year? 1969? well it was 1970 but close enough TICK
Model? CB750 TICK
Name the rider? Otherwise TICK
Name 5 obvious differences between this and the many thousands that came in the next year?
1 side-cover configuration
2 silver /black brake caliper
I'm thinking 3 more that are (at least to me) obvious, hint paint /seating

First across the line gets to post the next photo!

"Your one seems to have an interesting front spoiler/airbrake/bug deflector/number plate."
Yeah Doug back then we had plates front and rear. Only rear now, helps when running into speed cameras.

 

[DaveM]

K0 Single front disk K1 double front disk
K0 Just a badge on side cover KI on side cover 750 four plus Honda badge

I cannot think of any others that have not been listed

 

[Ksquared]

Who's up??

 

[DaveM]

Kevin still I think

 

[otherwise]

Sorry about the delay, the other side of the world and all, just out of bed, Wednesday morning.

No takers on the things I was chasing.

Brand? Honda TICK
Year? 1969? well it was 1970 but close enough TICK
Model? CB750 TICK
Name the rider? Otherwise TICK
Name 5 obvious differences between this and the many thousands that came in the next year?
1 side-cover configuration
2 silver /black brake caliper
3 more that are (at least to me) obvious, hint paint /seating
Painted headlight shell, chrome on later CB's
Painted air filter box, black on later CB's
Square seat with a small lip[ at the back, rounded on later CB's

Take it away KK you had the last offering and Dave will be in bed at this time.

 

[Ksquared]

OK - I'll have a go.

Try this. Again - sorry for the clumsy touch-up.