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bsa- I don't see it how you do. Besides, what's with your insults that seem to have come out of nowhere? You can be classier than that. Sherm

A small update. I plasti-dipped the wheels! The polished stock wheels were really holding back the look of the bike, I think. I considered ZX-14 wheels, but this was nearly free!

Aminemed- It's been a while since I built that bike! I'll try to remember accurately what I did for that fork swap. I was lucky to find a modified (lengthened) CB750 steering stem that another guy had made for his similar front end swap. If you were to do it yourself, you'd need two CB750...

Re: XS850 - Monoshock & USD Fork Hey, Treitz- Here's what I used after installing new double lines on my front brakes...

Top level work on the carbs! You've set a high standard for the rest of the build! -Sherm

Reject- Hope you're proud of your bike, you SHOULD be! Top notch work! -Sherm

From Green199- "That being said, the bike looks tidy mate, just sort that rear end clearance out!" That's how a man offers advice. -Sherm

Bike looks great, Rbass! Pay no attention to XB33bsa, for some reason, he's driven to find fault in everything, or make it up if it's not there. -Sherm

Freaking beautiful work, DeepWater! -Sherm

teazer- Yes, getting a knee down doesn't prove anything. I'm only saying my bike rode great, and that's one example of how it did. I also didn't say the OP's bike would handle any way at all. I'm only saying just because a bike is lowered in the front and raised in the rear doesn't mean it...

Respect to you, BSA. -Sherm

BSA- Why are you diagnosing and trying to correct some problem you don't even know exists? Why not ask the guy who built it how it rides? -Sherm

BSA- You're deflecting, not answering the question. Why don't you ask the builder and rider how the bike rides, rather than diagnose and correct some problem you don't even know exists? -Sherm

BSA- There you are again with your standard "you did it wrong" opinion. I raised my '78 CB750 up in the rear and lowered the front all the way to the same fork angle as a new CBR1000, and it rode so well I could drag a knee. Why don't you ask the builder and rider how the bike rides, rather...

Re: Bigsam302's 76 CB750F w/GSXR Forks: Project Helen - Project back on track That's a damn fine looking bike! -Sherm

Canadian- You've built a sweet bike! Nicely done! -Sherm

Canadian- For filters for my Z1000, I found the K&N part number for the kit that included 4 filters in the size I needed. Then a simple Google shopping search, with the results arranged from the lowest price got me a great deal. I hope this helps. -Sherm

Beautiful work, including the helmet! -Sherm

That IS very smooth! -Sherm

Looks great! Keep it up! -Sherm