1978 CB750k build Project "Hiroko"

OMGoddard

L I V I N the dream.
Had this bike for about 5 months and finally getting to tear into it.

Naming it Hiroko, which was my late japanese grandmas given name when she was born. When she moved to America she picked the name Nancy, which doesn't sound as cool on a license plate. :o 8)

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Beside its lil bro..79 cx500.

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Pile of parts.


For the life of me can't figure out what I want to do for a seat or tank...go carpy/dunstall style, or grab a benji/bubble style.
 
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^^^ Keeping the tank until I figure out what I wanna do for the tank/seat combo. If it comes up, I'll let ya know Finnigan.
 
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im tryin to mod my 77 cb750 to take a 74 cb500t tank with a custom "bratstyle seat?" we'll see
 
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Matt, just look up cb750 schocks on eBay, loads of them on there in diff. colors.
 
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More stripping of the bike.

Big things left to order are tank/seat.

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Finished wrapping exhaust other night.
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Sneak peek of the motor.

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Gotta clean up carbs, tanks in the mail, find a seat...and put on a bunch of parts.
 
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maaaan as i was scrolling down the page i was liking the way the original tank looked and you had me wishing i hadnt gotten rid of mine,then you punch in me both eyes with the continental tank....crap.that thing looks so good.
 
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ole rob said:
maaaan as i was scrolling down the page i was liking the way the original tank looked and you had me wishing i hadnt gotten rid of mine,then you punch in me both eyes with the continental tank....crap.that thing looks so good.

I know, right? I was questioning whether I made a mistake not using the stock tank for awhile. It'll all come together here soon when I get my seat.
 
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Looks great, now help me out, I'm also working on a 78 cb 750. Where did you get the tank, gauges and rearsets?
 
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