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Cleaned everything up with some degreaser. Oh and got the motor out. Slow goings. Still thinking. (That's my muck around bike btw, a Yamaha TW200).

you could get to know so other riders, or get in touch with someone in your area who is into the same sorta bikes.. enthusiasts are always willing to help.. even get a copy of your bikes manual, and do the maintenance checks they have in there. its not too hard! if everything is tight and you...

steering damper is cool!

on our little Honda's, if tyres are hard to come by size-wise, we run the same front tyre on the rear but mount it backwards..

looking slick mate..

drum looks sweet!

what CB? engine size? year?

Yeah pretty butchered.. Could you get another frame for cheap from somewhere? Spose then you could start with the new frame, and then clean and transfer other bits off this one..? I've got two spare CB100 frames, but I think the shipping from New Zealand will kill ya! ;D Good luck, I'll be...

Yeah I've been meaning to give it a go for ages. Finally making an effort. Me and my mate are both building 100cc machines, so we can race in the 100c class. The 150cc class is all full of FXR150's boo! boring.. We like being different though, hence the 40 year old Hondas! Keeping it old school...

So I am using the roller. Gave it a degrease last night, whipped the exhaust off and put away in the dungeon. Will move it to the garage soon and get stuck in.

Ok, so the earlier frame has a small ding on the front tube, so I'm going to use the roller. Seems logical anyway, as the bits are all there. Enquiring about a TL125 tank off a guy who sells parts round my ways. I am assuming it will fit tunnel-wise? They seem like a lighter tank, and if not, I...

Here's a pic of the SL Bucket Racer we are building for my mate. We have put 17" CT-110 wheels on it (if you were wondering). He will be running an XL100 motor.

It's actually the local Go-Kart track, so much smaller than a proper track, but perfect for these bikes.

Here's a video on youtube: http://youtu.be/3Dt9oNqACwQ

Bucket Racer: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bucket_racing

On further inspection of the frames, the roller is a 1972 CB100 K2, while the spare frames consist of one more 1972 CB100 K2, and a 1970 CB100 K0. Which one do you think I should use as a base for the Racer? The 1970 frame (being the oldest)? So this will be a bare bones bike, all function...

I am building up a CB100 as my Bucket Racer (see link below for definition). http://bmrc.co.nz/FAQs/What%20Is%20A%20Bucket.php I picked up the CB100 as you see it, along with two spare frames, and a box full of parts all for $100.

I got a rolling CB100, two spare frames. and a box full of parts. For my new bucket racer project.

great thread, i just read start to finish. i think i may have to buy that basket case xs400 ive had my eye on all week. thanks for the motivation!

Re: KZ400 Brat/Tracker - "Bangarang" that is a simple diagram though 8)