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I finally got front and rear wheel so fab starts soon. Its at a mates place so I gotta keep it rolling till I move into the new house. All I need is top triple and the gsxr front can get bolted up. Ive got complete front end so easy done. Then i can fabricate the alu tank. can't wait

70 tourque horse power standed! I was thinking just a piston ring job but everyone keeps on telling me worked cb750's are the shit. ANY SUGGESTIONS?

Im excited

Thought I'd post the start - Anyone that isn't aware, I got the old girl from the other side of town without looking at it. For $500 I couldn't refuse. Got courier to get it home and got it started. Hadn't been running for eight years so Ill be re-building at some stage anyway. Im restricted to...

Im in melbourne and I'm looking at branching into alu tanks! The dollars makes sense if you brake it down. A tank might take me 16 or so hours if mirror. With tank valves/cap and material your looking at over $250. Say I charge $1000-then I'm working for $ 46 an hour. Pay johnny howard some tax...

Ill be taking this baby to the track so twin disc is a must- Phillip Island is fast. Thanks for the info I'll be using gsxr wheels. The spoked life sounds way to hard basket.

Word to big bird. Thats why this forum madd!

Im a sheet metal worker and run a engineering business and I can tell you that a oxy will throw way to much heat into it. As will a tig weld. Your best bet is with a mig but as soon as you lose that seam that thin metal will go all over the joint. what your telling me about a bit at a time...

I've just bought a gsxr750 2000model front end for my cb750f project and I'll be fabricating rear swing-arm to fit suzi rear wheel. Who makes spoked wheels to fit or even hubs?

Here is the honda that I pick up without even looking at. I found it on gumtree the day it was posted luckily. I rang up expecting the bloke to tell me it had a seized donk. Nah just hasn't been started for eight years. I didn't believe the bloke but thought for $500 it was still a song. Got it...

I come from a land of down under! After searching and searching I finally found my racer/fighter project. Honda cb750f 81 model. Being a metal worker by trade I have big plans. Ill post my progress which Im guessing will be slow with a baby on the way and the building of a new house. Da misses...