1999 Honda Sevenfifty bratstyle cafe racer.

First attempt? Excellent work man. What tools did you use? Always interested to learn more about metal shaping!
 
Jimbonaut said:
First attempt? Excellent work man. What tools did you use? Always interested to learn more about metal shaping!
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Thanks! Im lucky my dad has some experience, the tools and was willing to teach me i used an electric metal cutter, an English wheel, a pipe wrench, and a small hammer and anvil.

and patience, a lot of patience
 
Finished the sidecovers yesterday, very happy with the result
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Yeah they look really good. Follow the lines perfectly, and the seat will tie everything together nicely no doubt. Nice job
 
Small update: made some proper fixing brackets for the side covers and created an fixture for the seat using the original latch an lock, whilst my dad started working on a battery box
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Made a start with the seat, i think the hump should be a little bit smaller. What do you guys think?

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I concur - looks good. Follows the tank line, and the profile looks just right. I like it a lot


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Looking good man, the metal side panels are something to be proud of, especially for a first attempt. The hump looks well proportioned but personally its ever so slightly too high especially when you consider the black seat base you see. will enjoy following this one.
 
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