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The 10 All-time Greatest 750s

The 750 monicker has been synonymous with some mad, bad machines. Here are the Top 10 750s of all-time

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Posted: 4 November 2010
by Visordown


1984 Kawasaki GPz750 Turbo (94bhp, 233kg)

Yes, a production bike with a built-in turbo. Fast as hell in a straight line but soon to be outdone in all-round performance terms by the likes of Suzuki's race-rep GSX-R750.


1971 Ducati 750 Sport (55bhp, 180kg)

Ducati's first ever V-twin was basically two singles bolted together. The 750 Sport paved the way for the legendary 916.


1976 Benelli 750 Sei (71bhp, 220kg)

The world's first production six-cylinder machine, but in this case more wasn't better. But this didn't matter the 750 Sei looked fantastic.


1993 Yamaha YZF750 (125bhp, 195kg)

The poor old Yam didn't really get a look-in thanks to Honda launching the FireBlade. But for a 750 it could hold its own and the SP was jaw-droppingly hot, even with pink graphics


1977 Suzuki GS750 (68bhp, 223kg)

Notable for being Suzuki's first big four-stroke Superbike, the fast, smooth GS paved the way for some great bikes from Suzuki.

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SCBonneville
Hmmm... is it just me... or does that '77 GS750 Suzuki (Notable for being Suzuki's first big four-stroke Superbike, the fast, smooth GS paved the way for some great bikes from Suzuki.) look suspiciously like an early '70's GT750 water cooled 2 stroke triple...  

Posted: 05/11/2010 at 01:56


Mc Lovin

Ducati 748r 

Yamaha Super Tenere XTZ750 

R7?  Oh gimmie a break 


Posted: 05/11/2010 at 11:00


SCBonneville
Ahhh... changed the picture of the Suzi GS I see...

Posted: 05/11/2010 at 12:04


Brian Cordell
What no VFR750?  Are you serious?

Posted: 05/11/2010 at 13:58


Jase M
Indeed - the VFR750 is probably a contender for the best bike ever built, so easily wins this category.

Posted: 07/11/2010 at 02:24


User 74323

Nice to see the old Suzuiki GS750 brochure.  I had one of those.  Great bike.


Posted: 08/11/2010 at 07:13


Don Vito
It can be whatever you like from 10 to 2, but theres no doubt about the slabby.

Posted: 03/02/2011 at 21:37


IMB76
The GSXR750 has got to be in there it's the daddy of all 750's and still going string know.

Posted: 04/02/2011 at 20:54


fsdasdfs sfsadf
no kawasaki 750 triple?

Posted: 27/10/2011 at 22:26

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