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Get her before the winter sets in! I am selling my custom toy, a 1975 CB750. The motor was built by Ken from CycleX into a "StreetFighter" 850 in 2009. The frame is a Boxer Pro hardtail, wheels are Ultima 80 spoke fitted with Avon Venom R's. The front is a 21" and the rear is a 180/55-18"...

:) Check the nuts & bolts, reset the sync of your carbs, set chain tension, lube every thing that moves and remove the bugs!

Great venue, weather was perfect, bikes were better! 8)

Some great tricks mentioned here, however cables don't always fail in the garage or driveway. So I machined some quick repair furrels for roadside emergency repairs. I bought 1/4" brass round bar and cut several furrels and drilled and tapped them for 8-32 grub screws and then cross-drilled...

Okay peeps the event is less than 8 days away... who all is going and what route are you taking? Personally I, together with others will be heading across to Hwy 10 through the Hockley Valley Rd then up to Hwy 89 through Shelbourne then up Hwy 10 to Markdale then a left turn on to County Rd 12...

Okay peeps the event is less than 8 days away... who all is going and what route are you taking? Personally I, together with others will be heading across to Hwy 10 through the Hockley Valley Rd then up to Hwy 89 through Shelbourne then up Hwy 10 to Markdale then a left turn on to County Rd 12...

My computer :o All my manuals are electronic, youtube how to's are dificult to watch on my phone, I use my CAD program to design custom parts, the note pad app stores all critical measurements, part numbers, or things I need to remember, jetting results are laid out in spreadsheets to better...

:) Andfor those Ontario members not venturing south to participate it this great event, remember the same weekend July 11th at the Frontier Ghostown in Durham is the first annual Freedom Machine Bike Show. There will be tons of custom cafes, bobbers, choppers there along with their riders...

:) Andfor those Ontario members not venturing south to participate it this great event, remember the same weekend July 11th at the Frontier Ghostown in Durham is the first annual Freedom Machine Bike Show. There will be tons of custom cafes, bobbers, choppers there along with their riders...

In Ontario, Canada you cannot modify the helmet strap closure mechanism in any way, or substitute for other closure types. Doing so will get you a ticket for non-certified helmet. :(

Just a question, what does the motor weigh compared to the original motor that came with the rear suspension and front suspension? Looking at the ground clearance of the frame I would worry that the center of gravity is going to be very top heavy. And last comment the neck will need a bracing...

Red dot indicates driveway entrance to the Ghost town. You can see the building in the field south of that mark...

Having constructed a '71 CB450 a while back I know you are going to run into clearance issues with that hoop in that position. The rear wheel on a 450 rides up in between the rear frame rails where the shock mounting point are located. That's why there was a frame arch back behind that point...

Run the 1986 license plate or cert number, or take the VIN # and run it at the Depart of Motor Vehicles (or what ever it's called in your state).

Thought you were doing the Freedom Machine Bike Show on July 11th in Durham? :o

http://www.siriusconinc.com/ Carb parts and cables and other stuff

Drill a hole through the frame and hoop to spot weld the pig (inner tube/slug) in place then have the welder run a bead on both sides of the gaps and then a filler weld between the first two welds and it will be as strong as the original frame, even stronger. ;)

You also have to realize that if your cylinder compression ratio's are not indentical then the draw factor on the carbs will be different and therefore the mixture settings and throttle positions will be different on each carb. I use a manometer on each carb and an infrared thermometer on the...

Excellent video, but seriously sounds like you are dealing with dirty carbs and a lean situation maybe as a result of plugged jets. ;)

Taking the mirrors out and leaving a hole can depending on the angle of the lever controls cause the wind to whistle over the empty hole as you ride. PO may have had an issue with that, or just wanted to keep water out, especially if they lived somewhere cold enough where water would freeze...