Man, I was supposed to get the garage cleaned and some yard work knocked out, but NOOOOOO, just HAD to binge watch the CB750 vids with the same intensity as someone who just discovered Game of Thrones. Thanks. A. Lot. I'm getting Evil Girlfriend Eye now.

I was given a 1973 Honda cb750 with about 34,000 miles last year. I was 19 and had 0 mechanical knowledge or experience but thankfully the bike ran good before it sat for at least 10 years with the fuel valve open so all I had to do was give the carbs a really good cleaning. After the riding season last year I realized that there is a lot of maintenance other than oil changes that needs to be done like valve adjustments and so on. You're videos have been and are a tremendous help. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with people like me. After watching your videos I feel very confident with my ability to do the valve adjustment and clutch friction plate replacement! Once again thank you very much for your great and in-depth videos!

An entire electrical system with not a computer in sight. Sigh, those were the days!

This is the closest I have come to understanding basic electricity!  Genuinely grateful and kind regards from beautiful North Wales!

Man ur videos have been awesome .I got a bike back I use 2 have it's been tore apart for 20 yrs I couldn't get anyone that new what they was doing to help me then I found ur videos and been watching and putting it back together. Thanks very much great job

So far, on of the best in depth builds on YouTube!

I replaced the harness when I was building mine and was having a hell of time figuring out why the battery was not charging but everything else was working perfectly. I have an aftermarket reg/rec and apparently with that combo you need an additional ground wire. Took me forever to figure it out!

Build is coming along nicely. Can't wait for more!

Dino, Love your channel, esp. this 750 build.  You are a natural teacher and you make your videos and the information they share, crystal clear.

Anyway i now have back my original CG125 V 1997 that i had when i was 17 and found again 15+ years later :)

Hey Dino, I have a huge amount of respect for you and the superior quality of your work. If I make it over to your neck of the woods this summer I would sure like to buy you a beer. All the best!! bill farmer

Never heard the hill theory. I learned electronics with the balloon/rock theory. Same concept, different teaching methods.

It's amazing what you can learn watching Youtube these days. I bought a 75 Honda CB750 last year and knew nothing about motorcycles or mechanical stuff.  Thanks to channels like Hackaweek I've been able to learn a ton and do the majority of all maintenance and upgrades.  I'm rewatching this video before I put my new Dynatek coils on.  Seems pretty easy after watching this.  (I'm not going to bother pulling the wires from the old coils, I'm just going to use new wire.  The wires coming out of my coils are pretty crusty looking.  I'm assuming you re-used the OG wires to save a little time not having to crimp on new connectors...or because you didn't have any new yellow, blue and black wire laying around.

Great job making wiring not seem boring, Dino =)

Good video, I will be busy with the same on my 79 750k as soon as the weather warms up here in Ontario! Keep the videos coming! Cheers, Rod

I've learnt so much in these videos, answered so many questions i could never comfortably understand and now i do. Thank you for sharing and i hope you continue. Again i wish i kept my CB400/4 now. :(

I always learn a lot from your videos. Thumbs up

When testing the diode stack, you kept saying VOLTS, instead of OHMS.  A big difference!

Awesome video!  I can't wait to see this bike finished, it's going to be sweet.

wonderful jobs! can't wait to see more videos about the restore!

Hello friend I am a year with problem with the electric of my 4/4four and his video was very useful, I live in Manaus AM although we have a subsidiary of Honda is very difficult to find this kind of information thank you very much congratulations for the video