Re: 74 cb750, First build.
Finally starting to look like a whole bike. Had a electronics tray made up for under the hump but with the new stock wire harness I have it would of been a bit of trouble to hack it apart and extend everything to reach that tray. That along with the fact that I'm having a metal mesh cover made to cover the other opening of the frame opposite the oil tank I went and purchased a tray from cognito moto, now everything will reach perfectly, stay hidden, and even more room to lay things out.
Unfortunately the seat had to go back to have the upholstery fixed. The guy who did it does amazing work but thought that the back of the seat would butt up against the fiberglass rather than sitting on top of the hump like it will be, so thinking it was hidden some of the back seam was uneven and bunched up, being the great guy that he is he's having it taken care of at no additional. Only one in the New York boroughs need anything done I highly suggest him, he's located in Brooklyn, his prices are far below most other places and his work is amazing. For now I'm trying to figure out how to mount the fiberglass seat since the electrical tray gets in the way of the original way I had it mounted
I had the oil tank nickel coated and polished by Rick out in oyster bay at his shop V twins cycle. He's been plating for nearly thirty years and does it all himself, doesn't mind what you bring in what condition. He'll strip it, clean it up, polish and coat it! Once I have the mesh cover made up I'll be brining it to him along with the engine mounts.
http://www.vtwinscycleshop.com
Finally found great compact switches for the left side, will be running them as blinkers, start, and kill.
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