The David Silver Collection just keeps on growing. The museum’s letterhead boasts of more than 150 pre-1992 machines. That has now grown to more than 190, with the most recent acquisitions including a 1986 H100S2; 1982 CBX550F2; 1982 XL250R; 1979 XR250 and a 1976 PC50 as previously owned and restored by TV presenter James May.Â
The museum, based in Leiston, Suffolk, is holding a CB750 50th anniversary celebration open day on 29 September.
It says more than 50 entries are now expected for the contest element and the deadline for entry is 31 August.
Vic World from the USA and John Wyatt from the UK, leading experts on the CB750, will be in attendance to answer questions and to join the judging panel.
The day will celebrate all SOHC CB750 models and eight categories have been created for trophy awards sponsored by Bonhams Auctions; Hagerty Classic Bike Insurance; Dream Machine Paintwork and the VJMC.
Pictured is an early sand cast CB750, with the frame number 0000750, on display in the collection