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1977 XS750 - Project Maggie Mae
Spent the last few days updating the build plan and test-fitting the layout. Too cold to redo the fiberglass on the seat, but it will be ready to go as soon as it warms up. Yesterday, spent some time doing the first round of clean-up/polish of the exhaust. Everything was by hand and there are...- BigBSBusa
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1977 XS750 - Project Maggie Mae
You're so right. I felt good when I was working on it before and then got distracted with life. Now, I feel a greater sense in fixing, driving, and riding older vehicles. Wonder if that's what they call "a sign"? :D- BigBSBusa
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1977 XS750 - Project Maggie Mae
Well, it has been quite a while since any updates to this, but I am resurrecting the thread with the goal of completing this year. A lot has happened over this last decade or so with career transition, COVID and now possibly retirement. All the parts have been moved several times, so it will...- BigBSBusa
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Yamaha XS750 triple cafe racer build.
Hopefully I get back to mine one of these days. Nice lookin' build.- BigBSBusa
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Project "Fat Man" -- XS1100 redux w/pics
Like how the bike is looking.- BigBSBusa
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Suzuki GSX 750 ´85 "Cuacos" - Garbur Garage 87 (++ photos)
Coming together nicely!- BigBSBusa
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How did you attach your cafe seat
I used the stock hinges for mine.- BigBSBusa
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my cb 77 cafe build pictorial
Diggin' the seat, also. Good job!- BigBSBusa
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Yet another XS750 Cafe Racer
Wire wheels would definitely do it for me. Can't wait to see how it turns out.- BigBSBusa
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