Recent content by SilkySmooth750

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Re: 1979 CB750K Cafe - Selling Whereabouts are you living Yogi? If you don't mind me asking.

Re: 1979 CB750K Cafe Build - First Time Builder Take the good with the bad. I am fulfilling my lifelong dream of moving to an area of Washington State near Seattle. I am finally purchasing a home at the ripe age of 39 and in order to afford it without breaking the budget, I had to select a...

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That thing is bonkers, I'm signed up too!

You mentioned that you don't have experience opening a motor up, but from this entire build, it seems like you know your way around a motor. I say go for it. I'm on board for the rest of this build!

Re: Just Another CB750F Cafe Racer 1979 DOHC That's actually an incredible bike. If all those notes are true, I wouldn't mess with that thing at all but to get all the safety issues rectified. I personally don't like purple either, but man, I will shed a tear if you start tearing that bike apart.

First, how did you make the forks and swing arm work for the CB frame? It's inspired me to look into copying you!

This is really all that needed to be said, but xb tends to get abrasive. I agree for once though, I only added a rear hoop as a modification and I paid a guy to do that, and even that guy hated mono shocks and refused to do them for customers.

Great progress! I really liked your front blinker mount idea, very original!

Looks good, can't wait to see it running!

Looks great man! I'm following this one for sure!

I'm totally interested to read about the outcome as well! I'm not vested either way, so as an impartial bystander, this whole thing is getting very entertaining!

I'm with you on this one...not that it will stop it from happening. :(

Will be interesting to see how well you get it tuned with velocity stacks. I follow a lot of DOHC builds and most people end up giving up and going back to the air box, unless you have better carbs than the stock ones. Maybe you mentioned it in your build and I just didn't see it. If so...