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Sold! Went to Rhode Island last night!

Here's a video of the CB750 running. I took this video saturday (12/4/10).

My 52 Ford F1 the day I picked it up. Here's my '61 turbo bug I traded for the truck.

I have a VERY yellow 1974 CB750. I started collecting parts to do a cafe conversion but I have to sell it. This bike has 20,300 original miles. It's in GREAT shape. It starts, idles and runs very well. The previous owner reciently had it serviced. It has pod filters, supertrap muffler and has...

My wife as a "Goth Chick" and me as Frankenstein's monster. I took the award for best costume. I'm guessing the 18" drywall stilts put me over the top. ;D

Saw this and just had to share. http://westernmass.craigslist.org/mcy/2033622219.html

Seems to be plenty of parts on ebay. A little spendy but if you take care of that one, you may not need to spend much...

Got my shirt and patch in the mail. ;D

Come on guys, haven't you ever seen factory issued training wheels? ;)

Got my helmet back from my buddy. He threw a little semi gloss on it then pulled some lines. Just had to pay for shipping. Hopefully I can get some time soon to actually start working on the bike. Gotta make some room in the garage real soon.

Sweet!! Hey Tim, I've got a CB750 sitting in my driveway and a bunch of parts to go on it. Feel free to stop by and build it for me. No, really, I won't mind. ;) Congrats!!

With your wrists in line with your ankles, it almost looks like you're preparing Fo a fraternity initiation.

congrats on the ink!! I picked up the mag yesterday. Great job guys!!!

I got my Tele-Fix Clip-ons today!! Some friends are just too good to me. Got a hell of a deal on them. ;D

That's awesome.

Although I was hoping to learn how to throw down some new gang signs, that was much more informative and useful. Actually I use most of those on a daily basis.

It's always a good practice to disconnect the battery when ever you are doing work to the bike. Not always neccessary but why take chances. So, whatcha welding?

I just scored a set of nice Hayabusa rearsets on ebay for $41 that I will adapt to the bike. Once they come in, I'll post my fabrication plans The left side will be easy, the right will take a bit more to adapt to the drum brake setup but I have some ideas.

And on some sites..... the attitude. ;)

Ok, after a late start I was able to mock up the GL1000 front end. Seems everything is there. I will buy some rebuild kits for the brakes and new seals just for the piece of mind. Here is what I did today, it's not much but it's something. I also made a bracket to move the tach forward...