CB750 urban scrambler

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

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Jonesy

Any more updates on this?

Raydial

I might be able to give you a bit of an update on Friday.

I can say, though, that I had to order a new swing arm from Japan cos when mine was bead blasted it was too badly rusted to use. It had more holes than Swiss cheese. The new one won't arrive till the middle of November. So there's no rush for the other work to be done.  :undecided:

Jonesy

I admire your patience!

Jarse

Quote from: Jonesy on October 02, 2014, 08:12:15 AM
I admire your patience!

+1.

I'm sure it will be worth it.  I'm finding doing my wee tweeks to the Scrambler really exciting so the wait for you must be hard.

Coxy

Jarse - Got any update pics of yours?

Ray, I now shall call you St Ray

Jarse

Coxy, I should have my bolt on's done over the weekend so will post up after they are all done.

I'm trying hard to get prices from Norman Hyde for some performance upgrades but they are slow at responding.

Hax was very kind in transporting back an awesome leather seat, Pazzo's, chrome low profile mirrors and a new set of shocks from British Customs in the States which I ordered and had delivered to his hotel and he took them back in his Business Class luggage, saving import duty.

I've had to modify the front brake reservior mount to fit the mirrors and British Customs have been really helpful and interested in how I did this.

Raydial

Quote from: Coxy on October 02, 2014, 09:46:23 AM
Jarse - Got any update pics of yours?

Ray, I now shall call you St Ray
I'm meditating daily. Seriously, I am.

Don't you find you get a bit cranky when you haven't ridden for a while? I've not been out on a bike since the April rideout.  :shocked:

Raydial

This is what's been done so far.



Jarse

That'll be a new bike then.

Coxy

Quote from: Raydial on October 02, 2014, 10:42:24 AM

Don't you find you get a bit cranky when you haven't ridden for a while? I've not been out on a bike since the April rideout.  :shocked:

I did, the crankiness has long since passed, it will be a long while before I am back riding again.

Raydial

Original items when this is finished:
Most of the frame
Crank case
Fuel tank
Yokes and fork lowers
Wheels
Loom/electrics
Carbs/airbox
Brake calipers

Jarse

Quote from: Raydial on October 02, 2014, 11:24:00 AM
Original items when this is finished:
Loom/electrics

I know it's a Honda but I hope this does not prove problematic.

Expensive to replace though on top of an already mounting bill.

Raydial

Why would keeping the loom be a problem...?  :icon_scratch:

Jarse

Loom probably ok but ageing electrics can be problomatic.

tucola

Quote from: Raydial on October 02, 2014, 10:53:33 AM
This is what's been done so far.




Quote from: Raydial on December 24, 2013, 08:29:44 PM
I wanted a cheap bike that I could take an angle grinder to and not worry if I fucked something up and this fitted the bill perfectly. My aim is to do something interesting for as little money as possible. So that means I'm not planning to replace things like the exhaust. It's to see what I can do on a budget.

:rofl:

;)