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Re: 1972 CB450 cafe BCR original I can see that, the tank seems to have a vintage ducati feeling to me

Re: 1972 CB450 cafe BCR original Love this bike! Saw it on Cafe Racer Culture earlier today

Have you done anything with the frame's geometry? That triple has way less offset than the stock, could be pretty twitchy.

It's a '79, not sure if that qualifies as a late model

There is a CB400 locally for 800 not sure if it's a twin or a four, not sure if they made both. There is a 75 500T for $900 that is a one owner, it doesn't run but I think the one owner part is pretty f'n cool.

...and we need to know if you got it runnin right

Those bikes look sick! Seems like the motor only looks too wide from certain angles, most of the time it looks totally normal and I'm sure if I had one it would become the norm.

Looks like a blast, I love that bike that is on the still frame before you start the vid

What about vintage, is there any generations or series that are better or worse than others? Seems like most of the builds here start with early to mid '70s bikes

The 750 motor looks too wide for the frame doesn't it, maybe it's just me. <goes back to google infinite Cb pics>

6'1" 190

What kind of forks and triples are you running there? Bike looks incredible!

Lookin at doing my first cafe build. Just wanted some input from the board on what bike to start with. Currently on my local craigslist there is a clean, ride-able CB350 with CL tank and pipes for $850; a pair of 74 CB500T's that have been sitting in a barn for years for $500/pair, a clean 79...

quick and dirty pics monster 98 duc 748 frame with a 02 SS900 2V motor 1098 wheels and forks, just a frankenduc

So, I'm done lurking and decided to post up. I decided to join this board because all you guys seem a lot more laid back about the whole cafe thing, most of the boards are either cafe purists that think you have to do this this way etc or CB purists that don't want another one to be cut up...