Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
This might be the most incredible barn find I've ever come across.
This is a one-owner 1972 Honda CB750 with a story that almost sounds made up. It was purchased new in Munich, Germany in 1972, ridden throughout Europe, including Germany, England and Austria, for the next two years, and eventually brought back to New York. Then it was parked. And it has been sitting since 1975.
In this video, I'm taking you along for the entire journey of buying the bike directly from its original owner, hearing some of its history, bringing it home to Mile Zero Racers, and finally giving it the cleaning it deserves after roughly 50 years. But I'm not sure the story should end there. That's up to you guys.
If you want to see me dig into this CB750 and find out if it will run again, let me know in the comments. If there's enough interest, we'll turn this into a series, Will It Run? followed by bringing the bike back mechanically and making it roadworthy again while preserving as much of its originality and history as possible.
Should we bring it back to life?
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Never stop. Never settle. Always forward.
This might be the most incredible barn find I've ever come across.
This is a one-owner 1972 Honda CB750 with a story that almost sounds made up. It was purchased new in Munich, Germany in 1972, ridden throughout Europe, including Germany, England and Austria, for the next two years, and eventually brought back to New York. Then it was parked. And it has been sitting since 1975.
In this video, I'm taking you along for the entire journey of buying the bike directly from its original owner, hearing some of its history, bringing it home to Mile Zero Racers, and finally giving it the cleaning it deserves after roughly 50 years. But I'm not sure the story should end there. That's up to you guys.
If you want to see me dig into this CB750 and find out if it will run again, let me know in the comments. If there's enough interest, we'll turn this into a series, Will It Run? followed by bringing the bike back mechanically and making it roadworthy again while preserving as much of its originality and history as possible.
Should we bring it back to life?
Subscribe so you don't miss what happens next.
Cardo Systems Discount: CODE: MZR
cardosystems.com/discount/MZR
NBT Clothing Discount: CODE: MZR
nbtclothing.com/?ref=MZR
Amsoil 25% Off Link:
clovislubricants.myamsoil.com
(to receive 25% become preferred customer)
Merch:
https://www.milezeroracers.com/catego...
Website:
milezeroracers.com
— Mile Zero Racers
Never stop. Never settle. Always forward.
