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Thanks. Yeah she's a handful ,but a great dog.

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This little diva is Molly . She's 1 year and 3 months old . Loves hanging in the work shop with me

Thanks snowman. For the most part I have it built in my head now. But there's always the chance of changing things on the fly.

Had to put the thinking cap on. Seems to work for the most part.

I have a left and right side for a 73 cb750 . Condition is 40 years old .

Motor after some paint .

It's been awhile since I've updated everyone. I've been working 55 plus hours a week at work and haven't touched the bike for a long time . It will be on the pavement by next spring . Got the wheels powder coated , engine painted , spokes polished .

The best thing to do is lots and lots of research . Ask questions in-regards to the parts and mods you like on a bike and go from there, I'm not suggesting to copy someone else's work but just to get ideas and make something with your two hands. As far as tools go, you need to ask yourself , are...

Very nice !

That's my plan for 2013. I'm going to finish paying off my tool bill with part of my tax return, since I got the tool bill down below 500 finally ( took some time). My work offered me a simple IRA plan which is better than nothing for now. It's a small business only employees four people so...

It's definitely nice having all this workspace in my shop. Before this place , I worked under a carport or out of a messy single car garage. Definitely taking advantage of the space now.

Im in.

Thanks not 100% done with her , one more hit with 1000 Grit and one more polish shoud do the trick.

Thanks-Wangofree All work is done in my garage except the spray booth which was at work. Im only 23 , but ive been wrenching since i was 13 and i lived by the Motto ( you can never have to many tools ). To sum it up , ive had a tool truck account since i was about 16 :'( .

So after all the wet sanding on my home made sanding drill haha , and all the polishing on my bench polisher this is what came out. Im going to hit it once more with 1000 grit to get the few little hair line scratches out.

I toped off the sanding grit with 1000 grit... By the way this is my little set up im using to WET SAND it.

This is after some quick 200 grit ,,, then some 400 grit

I didnt get to many pictures before i started to sand. But you can see a little amount of the pits and gouges i was dealing with ( You guys know what a pain they are ). This is after a couple minutes of sanding with 80 Grit :o . lol I know 80 grit only used to get the super ruff knocked down...

So i started to dig into the front wheel , this thing has seen better days. I will be replacing the wheel bearings so far , as far as the spokes and niples , they seem good to the naked eye. the wheel was surprisingly True so i dont see a problem with the spokes or wheel .Just need to polish...