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    Pjdaves DRZ 400 scrambler

    How much clearance do you have between the triple clamps and front fender at full compression? Any mods to the forks to limit travel? Love this bike!
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    KZ400 full fairing frankenracer

    What's up ya'll? Time to get back to this thang. Has it been 18 months since this started?.?.?.? Well, since this the last episode I sold the 900 scrambler to a cool dude who putting it to good use all over the USA.... Picked up a KTM 200 project and got it street/trail ready... Grabbed a...
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    CB900 Brat / Scrambler in OH

    79/81 CB900 Build thread in my signature. Located near Dayton,OH. Asking $2500, PM with questions. If it's still around I'll be taking it to Mid-Ohio for Vintage Days. Sent me a PM if you want to check it out. I have a spare 900 head and cams to if anyone is interested. Make an offer.
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    Pjdaves DRZ 400 scrambler

    I approve of all of this so far! Carry on!
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    Jimmer's Yamaha Blaster 217cc bike

    I love those air cooled Yamaha 200s! Cool! Want more vintage alloy number plate! Maybe with rectangular headlight...?
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    Kawasaki Z440 K4 "FlowTracker" - From Cafe to Tracker

    I see pipe wrap and a heat shield. Seems legit to me. No need for a fender due to the overall intent of the bike. I love it. That front drum/wheel looks killer in all black.
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    Tank dent removal methods

    How about filling the tank with water and letting it start to freeze? I've popped dents out of dirt bike exhausts that way...just don't let it freeze solid or it may bust the tank...it may take a few gentle freeze-thaw cycles to avoid warping the tank... I'm full of bad ideas if you have other...
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    CB900 Scrambler - Rally Approved!!

    Pretty much just ride it and smile! The extra height with the other suspension setup was a bit too much. Low CG is the best thing going for it on fast gravel roads. It has some dirt that is baked in here and there but it really suits the character of the bike. I like that I don't have to really...
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    1981 CB750F - Tail Hoop Geometry

    Looks about right. Keep in mind that how you mount your tail light/plate will effect the lines too. It will look longer once those are mounted. Also, if you go for a completely flat seat pan the rear tire will rub at full compression. You can either limit travel on the stock shocks or make that...
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    cutting old tires off rim

    So by "Man Up" you meant that he should get a bead breaker and some robust tire irons and maybe a decent stand and maybe a big dead blow hammer...I thought you were just telling him to try harder. ;D
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    cutting old tires off rim

    Step 1 drink beer. Step 2 create rim protector from empty beer can. Step 3 apply lube...now more lube...more. Step 4 grab 24" tire irons Step 5 magic happens Step 6 drink more beer and bask in the glory of your empty rim Step 7 sit back and wait for the money and internet fame to appear Or...
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    cutting old tires off rim

    The tires on my 900 where hard as a rock so rather than wrestle them off the rim I cut a chunk out with a band saw then cut the steel belt in the bead with a cutoff wheel.
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    1975 CB360

    Now its official! Build away!
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    CB750K - First Build

    All kinds of fun.... All kinds... https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=U9Z4ZRW2X-k https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cVyrmAWSI8o
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    CB750K - First Build

    Fork tubes should just slide out past the seal once everything else is out. Puller harder. ;) I think the rear axle on my 900 was pretty well stuck in the bearings. I shot some penetrating spray on both sided and let it soak then went after it with a wood block and a big hammer. If the axle is...
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