Finished photos of my cafe racer

SWEEEEEEEEEEEET, Donald. Fanfreekin tastic job

 

Another person that followed my build ...Thanks for the encouragement along the way.

 

Thanks very much Duccmann!!!

 

Thanks Grilldemon.

 

Way to go Donald. I have been watching since the beginning and enjoyed all of it. Very Fine work sir.
Now you need to send some pics to Cafe Racer on Velocity TV. It is easily as nice as the stuff they feature.
Bravo Zulu

Dave

 

Truth be told, the old cafe style bikes were never my thing, but you did a great job. Enough so to change my opinion. Well done, sir.

 

Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet great job Donal :bravo:

 

You have outdone yourself, beautiful machine there DB, enjoy her!!!!!!

 

Nice job on dah build!!! I wana hear that beast run, Youtube video is in order :smile:

 

I like it!

 

You can go to post #4 on page 1 of this thread, and click on the You Tube link.

 

What Cycle exchange did you use? Could it have been the one now called Cycle X in the middle of the woods in Hazelhurst WI. Ken builds some very sweet CB 750 motors. Search for Cycle X and check out his website.

Great build...has me wishin' I still had my K1 and K2.

 

Yes. Cycle X and Cycle Exchange in Hazelhurst Wisconsin are one in the same.
Go to http://www.cyclexchange.net/StreetFighter Motor Page.htm
You can see some of his motors and his shop.

 

Man, beautiful bike and great work. I can imagine the sense of accomplishment! Very well done indeed.

 

Thanks for the compliments very good feeling.

 

Honda 750 Streetfighter Motors

Here you go.

 

Don, a little hijack here. I used to spend summers in Hazelhurst WI and I now visit at least 4 times a year. In August 2010 I was up in Minocqua WI (about 5 miles north of Cycle X) on my 07 RWB. I decided I needed a chain adjustment but didn't want to do it without a torque wrench so a friend suggested I stop at Cycle X and see Ken. I pulled up to his shop and asked if I could rent, borrow a torque wrench, or I would pay someone to adjust my chain if they didn't want someone using their tools.
The owner comes out himself, askes me to sit on the bike and checks my chain for me. With me on it, it was still just right but Ken was kind enough to come out and help a guy he never met before. We talked for a few minutes and he showed me around his shop and I was on my way.

Bottom line, Don, when you picked Cycle X, you picked a great guy to do business with and a master of the CB 750 motor. I'm sure you will be quite happy with that motor!

 

Thank you for such a generous offer. LOl...lol.lol:tongue: