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    1981 CB750K Project Superleggera

    The hoop was 8-7/8", I bought mine from First City Moto, cut it down and welded it on. A new seat is on the list of things to do once the bike is running the way I want it to. I do plan on keeping this one for long distance/pillion stuff though, it's quite comfortable.
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    1981 CB750K Project Superleggera

    More small updates. Still waiting on my bar end blinkers and new bar end mirror (current bargain bin one won't work with the blinkers) but I've gotten some other parts in! My 4-1 yoshi style exhaust from Carpy came and was promptly installed so I can finally ride without 5 pairs of ear plugs...
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    Need Some Headlight Inspiration

    Yeah man, 13,200 lumens with both of them on. People still manage to not see me at night though ::)
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    Need Some Headlight Inspiration

    Not triple mounted, but if we're throwing out ideas heres my bike:
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    1981 CB750K Project Superleggera

    Yeah I'm definitely not up to snuff on the two wheeled side of vehicle dynamics but if it was a car it'd be perfect lol.
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    1981 CB750K Project Superleggera

    Appreciate it man, no rush. I'm on 10 hour days so I know a taste of the pain lol. I emailed Steve about the exhaust and I'm still waiting to hear back from him. Either way the IRS hasn't sent my refund so for now I'm stuck with the ridiculousness that is an open-header CB.
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    1981 CB750K Project Superleggera

    So today I put the bike back on the scales to see what kind of progress I've made (since weight reduction was the original goal). I had hoped to get down into the 400s from the original weight of 542.5lbs I got so much further than I expected! 458lbs!! And a perfect weight distribution to...
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    1981 CB750K Project Superleggera

    When you do get it on can you do me a favor and measure the clearance between the exhaust and the swingarm? The CBR swinger is quite a bit wider and I'm currently planning on buying the mild exhaust so I can bend it out a bit, but if it clears by enough I'll just get the ceramic coated one and...
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    1981 CB750K Project Superleggera

    More progress! She lives! More on that in a bit. Last week my brake light came in, this thing is nice. I've seen a few builds with cheap chinese LEDs and they just do not compare to the real deal. This thing is slim and bright. With a little bit of heat I managed to get it formed to the...
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    1981 CB750K Project Superleggera

    Thanks guys! Been making more progress this week. High on the list of getting the bike running again is new mounts for all the electrical goodies. Since super light is the name of the game here the obvious solution was carbon panels. While making the panels I figured I might as well use some of...
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    DOHC cb750 mono shock cafe build

    He can't adjust his axle anymore.
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    DOHC cb750 mono shock cafe build

    I've also got an 81 and a turbo is on my list of future things to do as well. Nice build man, but how do you adjust chain tension with fixed axle plates? Gonna run a tensioner on the swinger?
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    YZF-R6 Front End on a 95' CB750

    Your front wheel is going to be the same width as your rear, which (trust me) looks a bit silly.
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    1981 CB750K Project Superleggera

    Rear sprocket came in! This thing is a featherweight. Full 7075-T6 47 tooth 520 sprocket, not the fanciest one they sell but with the high wear rate I'm not willing to spend $80+ every time I need a new one. Dreading the work ahead I decided to buy a front sprocket on the assumption I'd...
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    1981 CB750K Project Superleggera

    Love it. Especially now that it has decent tires and not the all-seasons it came with from the dealership.
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