CB750 urban scrambler

Started by Raydial, December 24, 2013, 08:29:44 PM

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Millhouse

Life is a contact sport,  you'll be needing rule #5

Raydial

At first glance, it doesn't look a lot different but it's slowly getting there. The engine's complete, the clutch is replaced, the resprayed oil cooler and new hoses are on, the loom is mostly reinstalled, the new swing arm is on, the brakes are attached properly, the switch gear is there, the carbs have been overhauled and are waiting to go on etc.

David W


Alzo

Certainly starting to look like a bike...you pleased with how it's going?

Raydial

Well, I should have had it back six months ago and for half the cost but right now I'm just eager to get it finished and to ride the thing!

Alzo

Sorry....should have been more specific...I meant in terms of the look....I built a career on time and costs running over...  ;)

DaveH


Raydial

Hehe... It's hard to tell at the minute cos the final bits will make or break the look. The tank and front mudguard still need to have the right ground/brushed look, and the seat will be a fundamental part of its final appearance. The side panels will be important too.

Alzo

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Well I hope it meets your expectations...I'm liking the theme so far...roll on April where we can see it in the flesh.
Assuming it's finished...Der Halter isn't built yet...but confident my bike builder will finish in time... ;)

Raydial


7550

Coming along nicely there.  :thumbsup:

Tucker Hauser

Deffo getting there:-)

ash

Love the frame colour for the retro feel :)

Dom1

That's a tidy rear end, love it when things line up properly.
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Farmer Giles

love the look of that..

It's a long way from the CB750 that you chopped the subframe off of and put a plank on for a seat..   :laugh: