Salty CB100

[hip]

So, after finishing and selling the CB250 Brat Tracker (http://www.returnofthecaferacers.com/2013/05/honda-cb250-brat-tracker.html), I managed to score my first two 'client' builds.
One is a 75 CB400F (more on that later), and the other this cute little 72 CB100 for Liza.







Plans are:
- Dunlop TT100's,
- Jeep Grey Metallic
- Ventura Bars
- Custom seat
- Rear hoop
- Shortened fenders
- New lighting (minus headlight)

 

[ako]

Nice. Subbed.

 

[Scruffy]

Nice "bikelette"... I've got one a year older that started out as a CL. I'll be watching this one to see how it turns out. I really liked how another forum CB100 ended up...

 

[whynot]

I too, have a 1972 CB100 and want to see how this turns out.

Maybe pick up a few pointers, and give some if I can.

Looks a hellava better than mine from the get go.

 

[surffly]

I did a cb100/125 cafe as my first bike.
Much prefer my stock CL125
Hard to get the pegs right with lowered bars

 

[whynot]

What kind of paint did you use on the engine?

Looks purty kewl.

'Course my head and cylinder is in a bag, trying to find a machine shop to bore it .050 over.

rest is hanging off the rafters in the shed.

 

[hip]

budlite, it is wrinkle finish paint, made by VHT.
I've just polished the fins which make it look a lot better.
Pics soon.

 

[hip]

Drew up a speedo bracket on CAD for waterjet cutting. Suits a mini Daytona speedo and some LED warning lights.


Before & After shots of the engine.


3.00-18 Dunlop TT100GP fitted to the front. Tight, but if it just fits, it fits right!? I had to modify the fender brackets slightly for clearance.