cb750 K2

just thought I'd share my latest build with you guys.

After I finished my F2 (topic here somewhere) I bought a K2 2 years ago.
Rode it for one summer as it was, just to see how good/bad it was.

Turned out to be really reliable... so time for a modest rebuild...

as I bought it:


came with some parts too ;D


did some rewiring before really riding it last summer


rode it all summer like this


teardown last winter:




framekit


buttnaked


found a K2 tank, and primed after some filling and sanding. also frameloop for new seat




frame blasted and epoxy primed


all blasted, epoxy primer and satin black paint


then lot's of hours assembling etc got to this:









at a show few weeks ago:

Very nice.


Yeah Son!

Yep I dig that color scheme thinking something along those lines for the GS


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thanks guys!

and jep, got my inspiration from the Biltwell helmet (don't have on though )

Well, that's horny.

What is the use of that frame kit?

Should be wise to blur your license plate though
Where from Belgium are you?

so you can pull the head in-frame

yep, with the frame kit you can save yourself 2 days work of building engine in and out to work on head/cylinders for example.

you can't even lift the valve cover on a stock frame, so you have a leaking gasket, you have to pull the engine..

and why blur the license plate? I only do that when speeding ;D

and I'm from ruddervoorde, near Bruges.

Wow. Beautiful. Love the paint.

koendd said:

yep, with the frame kit you can save yourself 2 days work of building engine in and out to work on head/cylinders for example.

you can't even lift the valve cover on a stock frame, so you have a leaking gasket, you have to pull the engine..

and why blur the license plate? I only do that when speeding ;D

and I'm from ruddervoorde, near Bruges.

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Oh, didn't know that.

And to avoid that someone duplicates your plate and gets fines with your plate
But I guess as a belgian fella with an old bike on an american forum, the risk will be smaller