A Different Honda Build.

Edited Date/Time 8/22/2014 8:49am
Three months ago I found myself back in hospital after a nasty crash. Being a chef that's on the move trying to get somewhere and open my own restaurant in Amsterdam in the near future the injuries are starting to get in my way massively. I made the hard decision to sell my RM125 and start with something new. (Sorry non-mx)

Just two months ago I bought a Honda CB750F from 1982 which was to ugly to even lift my foot over:



The bike got completely stripped:



The engine murdered out:



And the sub-frame got cut off and rebuild:



Now the next few shots were taken yesterday, just a few minor wiring work and she's ready to go!













Now because of the injury and me probably taking two years to build a beauty like this I got ir done by a friend of mine, which was nice so I could go around with a six-pack in my injury time. Hope you guys like it, if you own a bike like this, please feel free to share
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TommyLee93
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8/22/2014 6:29am
Very nice, I have been looking for one of those to build for the last few months.
Lake
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8/22/2014 6:40am
Nice build, keeper on all 2 wheels with that thing!
TX_187
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8/22/2014 6:55am
Sweet ride. I've been tossing around the idea of building one of these myself. What exactly has to be done to the sub-frame?
4stroke4DWIN
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8/22/2014 6:57am
I like the old bike movement , take something totally disgusting and make it rad. Here's my 77 GoldWing


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8/22/2014 7:04am
TX_187 wrote:
Sweet ride. I've been tossing around the idea of building one of these myself. What exactly has to be done to the sub-frame?
Cut it and put a bend on it, seat was cutom build for the sub-frame too!



4stroke4DWIN
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8/22/2014 7:09am
Keep an eye on those Comstars (wheels) they are held together with rivets that like to work themselves looseBlink
8/22/2014 7:16am
Keep an eye on those Comstars (wheels) they are held together with rivets that like to work themselves looseBlink
Thanks, will do! How long have you been building yours for?
4stroke4DWIN
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8/22/2014 7:23am
It's been off and on , I bought a 81 1100 for the bigger engine and took the heads, and cams from the 1100 and put it on my 1000cc engine. It's the hot setup with the wings. The 70's GoldWings are almost 4" shorter and like 45 pounds lighter than the 80's models. Next thing is the dual weber carb setup and lacing a 17x5.5 Harley rear hoop to my hub.
Deetsmx
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8/22/2014 7:30am


Here's an 81 xs400 I built.
8/22/2014 7:32am
Deetsmx wrote:
[img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2014/08/22/63225/s1200_IMAG0453.jpg[/img] Here's an 81 xs400 I built.


Here's an 81 xs400 I built.
Very nice!
Darryl916
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8/22/2014 7:38am
Man I wish I had enough "vision" to make such a conversion from hideous to cool like that. I like it
mx836
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8/22/2014 7:44am
I have a '72 Honda cb350 torn to pieces in my basement right now and a pile of parts on the kitchen table. Been too busy with moto to work on it lately. Hoping to have it looking somewhat like the one pictured below. A clean looking racer.

4stroke4DWIN
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8/22/2014 7:52am
Darryl916 wrote:
Man I wish I had enough "vision" to make such a conversion from hideous to cool like that. I like it
Lol you just gotta jump in and go for it!!!
4stroke4DWIN
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8/22/2014 7:54am
Motocross, is that a tach or speedo on the bars? Who makes it?
Ardfarkl
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8/22/2014 8:49am
Looks pretty trick!

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