My old school cb 750 (836)
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strangedaze39
Active Member
GOOD GOD Great looking build man, this isn't a chopper forum. But I always appreciate seeing well done Honda Choppers (because they can be badly done as well :-X ) Anyways thanks for the share, have fun with your bike.
BTW I love the color, thinking about painting my CB350 Four that color (or dark green) How do you like the orange?
Have a good one,
SD
BTW I love the color, thinking about painting my CB350 Four that color (or dark green) How do you like the orange?
Have a good one,
SD
That is a nice looking bike to be sure! Love the rounded finned points / clutch cover. Did you round off aftermarket finned covers or were they made that way?
One day I'll stumble across an Amen frame and start my chopper project. Looks pretty period-correct. Love the white grips, airbox... nice nice nice.
Funny I saw a similar chopper for sale not long ago. Pretty sure it was a 750 in an Amen, even a similar color.
One day I'll stumble across an Amen frame and start my chopper project. Looks pretty period-correct. Love the white grips, airbox... nice nice nice.
Funny I saw a similar chopper for sale not long ago. Pretty sure it was a 750 in an Amen, even a similar color.
patricke9
Cretins M.C. Seattle #107 - "The Saint"
Very cool, I too plan to build a CB750 Lowrider one day. Growing up outside of Minneapolis I got to visit Tom Summers shop a few times,
http://www.lowridersbysummers.com/
He was a friend of my parents & I was pretty young but it def. had an influence in my interest in bikes. I have been in touch via email recently & will be getting parts & advice from him when I do get around to building one.
http://www.lowridersbysummers.com/
He was a friend of my parents & I was pretty young but it def. had an influence in my interest in bikes. I have been in touch via email recently & will be getting parts & advice from him when I do get around to building one.
patricke9
Cretins M.C. Seattle #107 - "The Saint"
sol said:
Not sure how much help I can be, I now live in Seattle WA, he is outside Minneapolis MN & have only been emailing him for now, most of my garage time is spent working on my KZ400 & a couple of friends bikes. I would email him thru his website, or check eBay, he sells stuff under the name lowridertommy & is very approachable & might like the idea of his stuff being used overseas, your bike is looking great.
garagedoreen
Been Around the Block
that is a nice build. very custom. what does something like that cost?
have fun..
have fun..
