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Watching a lot of youtube videos and practicing on scrap. As stated above, don't weld anything your life may depend on while you're getting good at it.

I have a CX, one of my favorite bikes. Love what you've done here!

Really cool.

That table is awesome!

Re: First Vintage Race Inspired Smoker Sucks about the GT, looked like a pretty involved project for sure.

Re: "Cafe Racer" such a loose term! Craigslist "Gem" of the week! Or "project" or "Rat Rod". I go to BJ every year, definitely a spectacle but Craigslist heroes will capitalize for sure.

Now that's nice!

Cool tank and that's a nice price. I coat all my tanks with the POR-15 kit but everyone will have different opinions.

Usually carburetor parts i.e. jets and such. We have a few small shops in the Phoenix area and I end up usually having to go to all of them.... Thankfully Al Gore invented the internet.

Nice!

Haha. It's like that hot chick only letting you slip the tip in.

There's only one dealer here in Phoenix (that I know of) that has these in stock, and won't let you touch them..... Love the ZRX, if I didn't have my ZX14 I'd have a ZRX doing exactly what you're doing.

A few of us roll up to Mesa Bike Night, first Friday of every month in downtown Mesa and fuck with the harley crowd haha. I roll through the lines on my GT750 with race chambers and steal the attention away from even the most blinged out choppers. As it cools down you'll see a lot more cafe...

I have a '79CX500 at home. Thing starts everytime and that motor runs smooth as silk. When you get on it hard the bike kinda torques left and right, really unique feeling. This has been a fun discussion to read haha just buy the damn thing.

Beautiful!

That's a clean looking Buffalo in there, thanks for the cool pics.

Damn, I need to drink more vodka redbull's, nice job on the vinyl!

Looking good. Be mindful of those plastic in-line filters, if the tubes are pulled too much they'll break down and bend and could cause fuel shortage (happened to me). Nice job.

I think dual shock looks better on a vintage bike, looks like you're headed in a good direction.

Wow that's nice!