Omg thank you for putting this video up. That thing right there was responsible for 100k miles on trails and hills and I learned everything I needed to know to race and forever ride motorcycles. It is beautiful! And I can attest that's the best built motorcycle ever made possibly and I have an XR650R right beside me. I couldn't hurt that motorcycle and I will remember it for eternity.
Damn, that brings back some memories for me. My Dad bought me a 73' XR-75 in 76'. It was mint. Paid $300.00 for it. I out grew it , but still rode it. Finally sold it. Should have kept it. Thanks for sharing your video 👍
So much character compared to modern dirt bikes,I just restoring my xr75 1974 here in GB,cracking little bikes and bought mine simply because it looks so good,I look forward to a little ride when mine is restored.good job sir.
WOW!!!! had the exact bike in 1976 then sold it to buy a 1978 RM 80, started racing in 1979 and didnt Quit till i turned 40 in 2004! so yea i agree that was the bike that started it all.
Got one in 1973 for my 7th birthday. Rode it until my 10th birthday and then i got a new cr125 which was way to big but lots of fun. Pob owned over 30 bikes in all up until today. This little Xr75 was my favorite out of them all.
So nice! What type of carburetor do you have and what originally came with it? I currently have a 73 I'm restoring, and have a Keihin pc03a carburetor (that may have been the original )thats shot so Im running a similar "knock off" of the original. I just got It started but cant seem to keep it running or rev it while trying to tune it. Thinking about buying an original, but I see some originals don't have the "Pc03a". What should I look for? Thanks!
kingdebary yeah this was an old project and that carb was bought a while ago anyways. Whats the carburetor model number for these early XR’s especially the 73?
That baby purrs like a kitten. Having a little vintage Honda envy rn
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That is an amazing XR75..very clean & runs great. Very nice restoration & thanks for the video!
I think the Honda SL70 came before it, but the XRs were huge and quickly took over, didn't they?
What dreams were made of back in the day.
I agree. my parents bought me a 74 model when I was a kid. rode it just about every day!
@@kingdebary So jealous.
Omg thank you for putting this video up. That thing right there was responsible for 100k miles on trails and hills and I learned everything I needed to know to race and forever ride motorcycles. It is beautiful! And I can attest that's the best built motorcycle ever made possibly and I have an XR650R right beside me. I couldn't hurt that motorcycle and I will remember it for eternity.
Glad you enjoyed the video. I started on a 74 XR75
wow , great example of little legend
Damn, that brings back some memories for me.
My Dad bought me a 73' XR-75 in 76'. It was mint. Paid $300.00 for it. I out grew it , but still rode it. Finally sold it. Should have kept it.
Thanks for sharing your video 👍
I started out on a 74 XR75! Check out my other 70 videos. I think you will enjoy them
So much character compared to modern dirt bikes,I just restoring my xr75 1974 here in GB,cracking little bikes and bought mine simply because it looks so good,I look forward to a little ride when mine is restored.good job sir.
That was my bike, all the guys kidded me back then because it was not a two stroke. I still ride but sure wish I still had that bike.
I started on the 74 XR75. rode the heck out of it
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WOW!!!! had the exact bike in 1976 then sold it to buy a 1978 RM 80, started racing in 1979 and didnt Quit till i turned 40 in 2004! so yea i agree that was the bike that started it all.
It’s a nice bike
My first bike 💯
'73 XR75, first bike I had, 13, outgrew it, sold it later after getting first car '70 AMC Rebel SST, wish I still had both.
Even closer to my childhood dream! (1974-1976)...
Beautiful time capsule
Zactly like the one I had as a kid (GenX). Where do I get one?
Hard to find this model these days
Nice ! Perfect!
If you had one as a kid you were rich. Those were the days.
i had a 74 model xr
@@kingdebary very nice builds
Got one in 1973 for my 7th birthday. Rode it until my 10th birthday and then i got a new cr125 which was way to big but lots of fun. Pob owned over 30 bikes in all up until today. This little Xr75 was my favorite out of them all.
great story. I started on a 74 XR75 and also went to a CR125 after that
beautiful!!
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So nice! What type of carburetor do you have and what originally came with it? I currently have a 73 I'm restoring, and have a Keihin pc03a carburetor (that may have been the original )thats shot so Im running a similar "knock off" of the original. I just got It started but cant seem to keep it running or rev it while trying to tune it. Thinking about buying an original, but I see some originals don't have the "Pc03a". What should I look for? Thanks!
it's the original carb rebuilt. don't buy the Chinese junk. you can still buy new Keihins for around 40.00 on ebay
kingdebary yeah this was an old project and that carb was bought a while ago anyways.
Whats the carburetor model number for these early XR’s especially the 73?
@@rexmisfit509 I don't know off hand. I no longer have that bike
kingdebary gotcha! Thanks 🤟
All this bikes are yours???
At one time yes but some have been sold off
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CR 390.👍👍👍👍
Good job
thanks