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1974 Yamaha TX500 Café FS in S. FL. Professionally built No expense spared nearly $7,000 in parts alone Rebuilt engine with only 47 miles properly broken in on bench first. Fast and loud - handles great Cylinder head no cracks The list of new parts is endless here's a few from memory; -...

SOLD!

Boynton Beach, FL

Honda CB450 for sale runs excellent Rusty, but a great base for a Café or bobber Clean Title in my name

Re: TR1 /XV Traditional Cafe Racer Glad to see progress. Is final dogs bollox job have something to do with the roof ;)

Thanks - no performance mods other than the 4-1 exhaust.

Thanks all for the yeh's and ney's. It was a serious labor of love. You would all be surprised to learn the high prices of the most insignificant parts. Regardless, I did say I would accept offers and trades. Yes trades.

Half will just cover the parts not the bike or any labor.

Super Awesome Cafe Racer - the best of everything DO the TON with this way cool Cafe Racer 1981 Honda CB650 - $6,000.00 OBO - Paartial trades considered Bikes, Guns , etc. Yamaha XS 750 fuel tank Hotwing Glass Bum Stop Seat SS brake line New Brakes pads and shoes Low Superbike handle bar Billet...

Re: TR1 /XV Traditional Cafe Racer Seems more than fare to me. Nice deal!

Re: TR1 /XV Traditional Cafe Racer Keep on trucking 8)

I'm enjoying this resurection. It appears to be an enjoyable bike to ride at a comfortable lesurley pace unlike my frenetic, high revving my Honda 650/4. Do you have any plans for modifying/upgrading? Gotta get one of these boxer twins.

Re: TR1 /XV Traditional Cafe Racer "an effort to kick myself up the ass and get some progress going". Glad you said what I've been thinking.

Congrats Drydien - way to go.

Strip thoroughly clean rebuild, rejet (if neessary parts extra) Polish other services available as needed at extra modest cost.

GUMMED UP CARBS - LEAKING FORK SEALS - Leaking MC/Calipers Expert repair / rebuilding - $50.00 each plus parts if needed. Re-jetting for custom exhaust and intake modifications Quick turn around - Carburetor Rebuilding - Brakes Master cylinder and caliper rebuilding - Forks Seal replacement...

Here's pics on how I reversed the foot pegs. Used the original mounting bolts. On the brake side I drilled and tapped a hole and inserted a screw to align with the hole in the peg bracket to prevent the pegs from swiveling. Also had to heat and bend the brake to clear the rear mounted peg. On...

Thanks its just an honor to be nominated. Yes some very nice bikes this month

Thanks TJ & CJ. It all began with the inpsiration of a bottle of my wifes hair jell (for the color scheme) and the great sources of knowledge found here and my friend Rodney (A stickler for detail.) A 6 month of labor of love and its fun to ride as well. Here's the link to the build...

Nice work so far. Good to see a big snge for a change. That's one of my dreams to build.