very late 750 #235492

jimbo · Monday at 7:31 AM

https://www.ebay.com/itm/117266437335?itmmeta=01KW9RA318AZJA4VWN4JQM68R6&hash=item1b4d9fd4d7:g:TS0AAeSw9AZqO-1l&itmprp=enc%3AAQALAAAAwGfYFPkwiKCW4ZNSs2u11xAnsLih4MiUJhUPcav3%2FnV8K%2FSJMOYNG1ACKTW6rbFNd81bvZkgh4z%2FD9%2FDgShbwFneyAbz1IOV5JiaT6DcUlHQRAsfS5dEA31pFG5rShQOKgdIbTDhvdRrqiUgby4Xxo2e%2Bh9dPYc%2BONMN2ghs9jkJJzWCptUfsKwsHhR7SqYcLz7dABa7phQme4V0pQ6fVPTqV72TlkzEiWYWvhM6Mdqhnc36fOFbrqrvtAIip6L5LA%3D%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR5CxqLjiZw

Onder · Monday at 10:15 AM

Drum brake on a 73? Was this a leftover registered later?

MichaelB · Monday at 11:49 AM

Onder said:
Drum brake on a 73? Was this a leftover registered later?

Possible/probable very late High Rider converted to Roadster.
Seat is non stock 73.
Can't tell about Headlight.

Bike looks sweet regardless...

kommando · 2026-07-02T11:23:19-0600

235XXX makes it one of those 750's made very late during 850 build, a lot were Hi Riders which fits with the drum brake. Likely the frame is 850 also.

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Sep 27, 2024

ilikevelos said:
Not to be the grammer police but "last 750 frame number" could mean frame number of the last 750 made or the highest serial number of a 750 frame, two different questions.

Yes, but I understood the question to be related to the bike in the pictures 235001 which is neither close to last frame or highest serial number. Last 750 frame and last serial number as far as is known is 230935. The fact that the 235 series has a higher number seems irrelevant as they appear to have been built earlier than the last 230s.

The highest known 750 235 to date appears to be 235435 unless anyone...

very late 750 #235492

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