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You should be able to get a sticker to apply to your gauge. Check Ebay

Love everything about this bike, except for the chrome chain guard. Should be removed or painted black.......

Cafestore it.....

Sounds like you've added too much oil........

Re: The South Seattle CB750 F3 project - FORKS + REARSETS = DONE WOW! Version 2 looks even awesomer!!!! Just one thing B, so why no black paint for the carb bodies? Cheers

Much easier to buy them of the shelf. http://www.motorcycle-exhaust.com/product/PU8012601.html Oh and baffles not only reduce noise but maximise mid range power, when compared to a straight pipe, by reducing back pressure.

Hats off to ya, Buddy. Just beautiful work. Would be great if you could make the aluminium tank generic and then make different install, and cover kits to fit the most common bikes. Cheers

Looking Good there Jason, Would like to view a pic from the rear to see your taillight set up. What are you using for a seat pad? I would just spray the back of the rego plate black to make it blend in a bit.... Cheers

That's easy, Just take off the brake lever and attach a new small lever (you can get these at Fast from the Past) onto the actuating rod. Connect a linkage rod from the brake lever to the rearset lever and you're done. Cheers

Looks like a factory finish there mate, I'm jealous..... Your pegs are mounted fairly low so I'd say you are pretty long legged. I'm currently getting a mate, who has a laser cutter, to make me some plates. You should probably start a new post on the SOHC 4 forums and see how much interest...

Don't mind this one......Cherry BOMB!! The Runaways - Cherry Bomb [Good Quality]

Oh you know Bunnings I did go there and get a couple of U-Bolts. Not perfect size but that's all I could find for now. I wish we had Bolt-Depot here, they have got it all. Have made up a list of required items from their stock catalogue, but they will not ship here...shame.

Yeah, feeling very sad and numb Marco was a real character and stand up guy, may he rest in peace. Lord knows we need our characters....

Muck around with the View menu on your browser toolbar......

G'day there Jason, and welcome I would fill the dip somehow, maybe expanding foam under the flat metal base or metal sides, otherwise your the seat will look as if it just stuck on and a bit of an afterthought. Regarding the cowl, do whatever you are most comfortable with because you can get...

I think you will have a few takers for that......

Why don't you just tint the clearcoat yellow. Would have to experiment to get it right.....

Adrian, XS850 is same size as a Honda CB750 so I would say any seat that suits that bike would be OK. But, to be sure, do a search on this site to see if any one has cafe'd an XS850 or just Google it. I'm sure you will dig up heaps of info.... Cheers

Agree. No one likes to see stuff like this happen. Must say it was a bit of boring race without Lorenzo & Spies out there. Congrats to Casey for becoming World Champion.

That looks like a pretty slick arrangement there, maduncle. But I will stick to something i can make using a drill, jigsaw and/ or grinder. Unfortunately, I dont have a mate with a lathe. I also am thinking steel or aluminium for the plate. They both have their +'s and -'s..... Cheers