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Re: CB750 oil system, review on page 5: help plz more

CB750 did then re-did Thought I would post this up just cause

I just raised the rear of the tank to be on top of the rubber retainer and that 1/2 inch really made a nicer line to the rear. I don't know why I didn't see that before. Thanks for the tip there. Will update pics after work today.

Welding a new tank doesn't scare me. The stock CB tank is perfect, no rust no dings... I won't cut into it. Hence the need for a donor tank. The width of the engine feels like a beefier tank at the front will visually flow better. It is a 71 CB K1 I believe if that matters as far as charging...

Regarding clearing out the electronics and battery... Is the mini saddle bag not so good looking?

No problems with the law and the plate mounting. The taillamp even illumiates it well at night so no additional lights are necessary to be legal. I recently used a roller to make a brass tag mount for the same position. will update with progress later on. I was going to find a larger/wider fuel...

So off and on I have been working on my CB, its been about two years since I bought it and I feel as though there are some areas that should be tidied up. Pic of current state is attached below. I feel as though the rear is a bit too low and that the headlight is about too high. The fuel tank...

I had an XB9R back in 03 and at least that model did have a kick stand safety switch. I am sure you can defeat it as it should either be normally open or closed for operation. jumper the wires.

Re: CB750 oil system, smoking engine help plz Re: the oil system still, the head breather pipe connects to where? Also the top small fitting on the reverse side of the oil tank should connect to what also. It seems as though that the vapor coming from that pipe was my supposed smoking problem...

Re: CB750 cafe project FTW new pics No real progress, just been riding and sorting out things. I have one problem that I need help sorting, as follows. The bike has something like 23K on the clock. It gets a bit hot in town I fear as there is some smoke I guess coming off the engine, maybe we...

Re: The "Bomber" my GL1100 project I just went through your post. An amazing amount of work you've done thus far and I can't wait to see her done.

great looking bike, it willl be interesting how it comes out. As I was reading I was getting my thoughts ready to suggest that you leave the tail open like you have, I was then pleasantly surprised that you did by page two . Good stuff. Best luck and I dig the bobber. Tony

Re: CB750 cafe project FTW new pics Also I think I am getting better with pinstriping. I added this to the cowl because one of the goals I had when I made it was to maintain the bare,polished aluminum look. However, it seemes a bit plain to me so I added some pinstriping in the same scallop...

Re: CB750 cafe project FTW new pics I did finally get a seat made that I am happy with. I learned alot in the process so thats what counts right?

Re: CB750 cafe project FTW new pics When I started cutting and chopping, My goal was to keep the clean look of the reassembly pics and not have any exhaust bits up around the side of the swingarm. I really dug that open look. The exhaust is somewhat of a work in progress. It Is not soooo loud...