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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/cb750-cb650-cb500-cb-clipons-handlebars-clip-ons-35mm_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQ_trksidZp1638Q2em118Q2el1247QQcategoryZ35587QQihZ017QQitemZ270181759449QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWD1V <img src="http://i19.ebayimg.com/05/i/000/c0/7c/7b97_1.JPG"> $80 + 40 shipping. may be the pair...

oh, to answer the first question.... PLEASE DON'T COVER THAT BEAUTIFUL TAIL IN LEATHER. it begs to be painted.

I can't believe how d-i-y-able fiberglass is, I was completely unaware. you've inspired me to change directions on my seat, fiber looks like the way to go. sorry for the pestering, but can you tell me 1) the best kind of mono to use for the mold 2) what you used to cut the mold into shape 3)...

Hey, that is looking damn near exactly how I want my seat. I have to ask, where are you getting your info on working with fiberglass? any URL's you can offer? (also, where are you getting the materials from?)

I am going to have nightmares of you cutting that tank tonight :/

my gearhead friend who works at a local bike shop told me to toss the bearings and replace them as the stock bearings wouldn't pass safety these days. I don't really mind dumping $60 for a new set anyhow, but I am wondering if you guys were able to get the stock bearings safetied/

the engine is sitting on the floor of my apartment so that isn't the issue, I just don't know if you have to replace the gasket when you pop the cover off, both manuals I have don't say anything about it at all. I will have to skim through the soc4 forums, thanks for the suggestion.

I can't put into word show sexy that seat/tank combo is, near identical to the look I am going for with my bike

cb750 k8

so I was checking my valve clearance and king kong must have broken into this guys garage and tightened one of these covers because I snapped one clean off. I got the inside thread out and I didn't see any bits of metal fell inside. do I remove the whole cover and make sure there aren't any...

/|\ I am using this thread http://dotheton.com/index.php?topic=2810.0 as the placeholder for the progress I am doing with this bike. it will be my everyday ride and is currently receiving more attention than my girlfriend :) right now I am sorting my ideas out and dinking around with small...

I am keeping my eyes peeled for the biggest, ugliest king+queen seat I can find so I can look as silly as possible when I take my girl for a spin

I suppose a thread is in order for my winter project. I am starting with this old girl <img src="http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2358/2191934662_05222a4d2b.jpg"> I plan on replacing the tank with norton manxish looking tank painted eggshell white, building a small seat out of wood and vinyl...

it was $10 off at crappy tire, cost $100. the support bars are a little narrow and spaced a bit too far apart, but my god, it is making my life easier. I didn't get as far as I wanted tonight before I ran out of steam, so she spends another night in the hallway. <img...

I just picked up that lift, I can see this thing coming in handy, thanks for the excellent suggestion CanadaDan, with any luck I will have this in my room tonight :) thanks all around guys :) I will start a thread shortly detailing my progress on this whole mission.

it is geometrically impossible to fit the bike through my door with the front forks and rear tire still attached, so it has to be stripped down bare. since I am sliding it into my apartment, I need to strip off anything I can. my main concern is what I am going to mount the bike on while I...

I just finished lugging this <img src="http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2358/2191934662_05222a4d2b_b.jpg"> up these stairs. <img src="http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2354/2191149937_b71ed17d0f.jpg"> I don't need to tell you how big of a pain in the ass that was. What I didn't plan on is the...

looks like it's my lucky day. for $850, this is a hell of a clean bike. tomorrow I am bringing it home and will post pictures

heading out in an hour to take a look at the bike and drop a deposit, looks like I got first dibs on it :) will take some pictures of it tonight for my own pleasure. at any rate, building a cb750 cafe will most likely be a bunch easier than the bonnie would have been.