I am blown away at the amount of labour that goes into these things. He even made the seat from scratch! This guy has such a large range of skills, an artist
not really...when you step out and do one skill you learn many others...i also do this sort of stuff and its easy. You do need told..i have mig/tig welders and milling machine, plasma cutter and a million other tools....cheaper buying direct from the shop. But boys do like their toys.
reminds me of RC engineering where we built race bikes , Terry Vance was a young hot shoe (taking over the riding for Russ's record setting multiple engine Hondas) and Byron Hines was his chief wrench. They used to punch the 750, actually 733, out a hundred to 833 and use stock Honda 350 pistons. Russ had his own manifolds made for side draft webber carbs...fire breathing engines with ARD magnetos and shaved alternators...relatively easy build and a monster to ride, would power this bike perfectly!
This is honestly an amazing build. You are obviously an all-round fabricator, craftsman... genius! Watching this video made me realise a few things. That there's so much more work involved in building a cafe racer than I first thought. And that maybe I should just leave it up to the professionals.
Thank you so much mate. You can always do the stuff you can yourself and pay someone to do the stuff you can’t. That’s always what I recommend 😊 I encourage anybody to have a go. Just remember two things. 1.Never strip the bike down completely. just do it in sections, 2. It’s all about the journey and enjoy the process :)
Such an amazing video, the amount of work in this build is mind blowing, for something that most people would look at and say, ohh he cut the tail and changed the forks..Totally incredible and such a beautiful build. I look at the work you did and I am awestruck at the time involved. Great Video!
Not had a bike since my Ducati monster in 2014, had to give up rider due to my health, but fighting fit again now and this video has inspired me to dust off my gloves! Great transformation, 👍
The cover shot is incredble! I've owned and sold about 7 or more, over my 58 years, no matter the condition, since the seventies, there is always something of value on these bikes. Guy on a Harley stopped by and asked for a jet!?! I said let me grab some tools. No problem he says, ten minutes later...his bike is idling sweetly! So I gave him the carbs...who knew?
Finally great to see some one else who knows you have to roll fiberglass to get the bubbles ot and make a stronger bond and not just brush it all together keep up the great work mate
Absolute Mad respect for your workmanship. You are an inspiration to a lot of motorcyclists who are willing to have a go. I'm not good with mods other than the simple things also not a fan of cafe racers but I watched your video from beginning to end. I'm a huge Cb fan tho. Keep it up the good work and I hope to see your bikes rolling around when im visiting Queensland. Chur
@@CafeRacerGarage but this video is too fast to watch and understand all the process. in other words seems to be useless, but great respect for your craftmanship by the way.
this has been such an epic build, this video has reminded me of loads of little bits that impressed me the first time round, like the seat hump, such a good piece of work.
This guy in my opinion is a genious, he build the whole beautiful cafe reacer which by far the best i've seen without even uttering a single word otherwise there are tons of people blabbering hours together building one s*itty bike. i am a great fan of this builder and have been greatly inspired with his work.
I have a 1973 CB750 I'm repairing and people keep telling me to convert it to a cafe racer and sell it. I had no idea what they meant, but after watching this video I've decided I want to keep it historically accurate (at least shape wise 😘). Even though this design style and level of modification isn't my thing, this video was really helpful for me! Thanks!
Thank you for having more than one song in the video, That’s a make or break deal watching some of these builds , No one wants to listen to the same corny played out default tracks for 30 mins, So thank you
kahlil garcia Thank you for taking the time to let me know this, It’s not always easy to find good royalty free music. I do my best to try and make my videos fun to watch
danny austin you are more than welcome It’s definitely one of the main parts of the cafe racer so it was something I wanted to spend more time on and sharing the process
Dan! Been a while! I remember watching those the first time and it giving me the courage to try some of that myself. Always great builds, great content. Cheers Mate!
I haven't seen a comment from you in forever brother, Congrats on the 10,000 Subs btw, Great work :) Thank you for your kind words. A lot has happened behind the scenes that no one knows but I'm still kicking along and doing what I do best. So glad I inspire you mate :)
This build has been done with so much passion !! I love the enthusiasm you have brother. I wish to buy a Cafe Racer soon, but as I'm a student, this wish isn't gonna be fulfilled for a while, and I'll have to stick to my 70cc Honda. It's alright, all thanks to God for even this Honda 70. Tysm for this video 🥺❤️
Great build! Always nice too see that you take a stand back and then always come up with the best solution to how your going to tackle things! I’ve been so inspired by you and a couple of other guys here on TH-cam so I’ve started my own channel, hope I eventually can make my videos look half as good as yours! What’s the protect in mind?
Silly thing, but great techniques for performing the tasks. I learned a lot of tricks for making cuts, holding materials, and working alone. Great work.
I don't just like this video. I loved it. I, myself, am planning to build a cafe racer out of CB750 too. I eagerly watched this video but felt a little disappointed, in myself, because I could not reach the level of your workmanship nor come close to it. But I'm still trying. Thanks for the inspiration. Keep it up!!
Learned so many tricks from this video. Very clever and a bit annoying, since it’s the simple things that’s the hardest to come up with👍😣😁 Love the bike to. Some things I personally would have done different though, but that’s the beauty of it all. One can make whatever one thinks works best. Never ending possibilities. 👌
@@CafeRacerGarage i have a scrambler, it's a yamaha YB125SP, but I dont have so much knowledge and tools about mechanical, i think i should learn more 😆
If you're going to cut up CB 750 make sure it's post 1978. You don't want to bob a SOHC bike, they're more valuable in standard form. This guy's got it rigjt.
My first was 1979, first bike,17 years old. It was extended 10 inches, no rake change! No pegs, engine foot rest..yeah I melted a little before welding. No kickstand, because of the ridiculous fork, just lean it against a building! Ape hangers that put your hands to sleep, Aqua marine metal flake, sissy bar....I felt BadAss! A year later, forks, short z bars, header, new spokes, bike became nimble, only breakdown...Lincoln tunnel inbound Manhattan points fused! KNIFE SEPARATION, BRIEF SAND, SET GAP WITH MATCH COVER, THREE KICKS...GONE! (I believe it to be still running, or a part of it.....somewhere)
I could really use your help and expertise. I just bought a 77 cb750 and it's already been chopped to be a Cafe. I have all the parts, but I'm so lost because this is my first bike build. But it was a steal at 1k for everything.
Find All the Parts & Tools I use here:
www.amazon.com/shop/caferacergarage
😎😎😎🤘
what front forks are those??
What year cb750 and what model is it Looks like one of the cb750f's from 1979-1982
Could you PLEASE give me the link to the frontlight?
@@jensgerdes45 This is a custom made headlight that will be available for purchasing soon, PM me on Instagram instagram.com/cafe.racer.garage.07/
I am blown away at the amount of labour that goes into these things. He even made the seat from scratch! This guy has such a large range of skills, an artist
not really...when you step out and do one skill you learn many others...i also do this sort of stuff and its easy. You do need told..i have mig/tig welders and milling machine, plasma cutter and a million other tools....cheaper buying direct from the shop. But boys do like their toys.
@@andyMSH700 can you explain please how toys are cheaper buying from shop?
anyone can do it. YOu just need to do it and gain experience. All you need is a brain and two hands.
I can't believe I lived 3 years, and didn't see Your Fantastic build! Awesome 😊
Would be nice to get a better look at the finished product
Exactly, he looked as if he was in a rush to pee.
legend has it he's still peeing....
He just did .. check out his latest video.
reminds me of RC engineering where we built race bikes , Terry Vance was a young hot shoe (taking over the riding for Russ's record setting multiple engine Hondas) and Byron Hines was his chief wrench. They used to punch the 750, actually 733, out a hundred to 833 and use stock Honda 350 pistons. Russ had his own manifolds made for side draft webber carbs...fire breathing engines with ARD magnetos and shaved alternators...relatively easy build and a monster to ride, would power this bike perfectly!
Wow, the tail cowl looked amazing . That was perfect. It's a shame we couldn't see it installed on the bike after it was finished.
Agree, that tail piece looks great. I wish I had done something more like that than what I did with mine... th-cam.com/video/QpPIAdjWAoI/w-d-xo.html
Yeah, where is it? That was the whole reason I watched the video...😡
This is honestly an amazing build. You are obviously an all-round fabricator, craftsman... genius! Watching this video made me realise a few things. That there's so much more work involved in building a cafe racer than I first thought. And that maybe I should just leave it up to the professionals.
Thank you so much mate. You can always do the stuff you can yourself and pay someone to do the stuff you can’t. That’s always what I recommend 😊
I encourage anybody to have a go.
Just remember two things. 1.Never strip the bike down completely. just do it in sections, 2. It’s all about the journey and enjoy the process :)
At 5:10 Man I’m in love with this “clamping sawhorse” works amazing
I'm amazed by all the tools he had, thats some garage dream
Such an amazing video, the amount of work in this build is mind blowing, for something that most people would look at and say, ohh he cut the tail and changed the forks..Totally incredible and such a beautiful build. I look at the work you did and I am awestruck at the time involved. Great Video!
spykesta Thank you so much mate it’s comments like this that makes me want to share more and more of my videos.
Not had a bike since my Ducati monster in 2014, had to give up rider due to my health, but fighting fit again now and this video has inspired me to dust off my gloves! Great transformation, 👍
that seat work is incredible - wish i had the confidence to undertake something like that!
Thank you mate, This video may help you if you are unsure what to do :) th-cam.com/video/PT7lVsC37fE/w-d-xo.html
Gilaaaaa. Custom motor cuma 15 menit doang. Sungguh kreatif abang ini
Unbelievably inspiring. It makes a dream look so in reach with how you guys film your projects. Thank you so much!
I'm always amazed by those people that can just do everything and do it so well. Fantastic work,beautiful bike
Thank you mate 😊
This is one of my dream right here, building a bike in my garage
So glad to see making a front fender, I think that gives such a better look vs. no fender. The little details count.
Beautiful welding, well done. Great to see in a build like this, as often I watch stuff on TH-cam and the welding is aweful...
The cover shot is incredble! I've owned and sold about 7 or more, over my 58 years, no matter the condition, since the seventies, there is always something of value on these bikes. Guy on a Harley stopped by and asked for a jet!?! I said let me grab some tools. No problem he says, ten minutes later...his bike is idling sweetly! So I gave him the carbs...who knew?
this is the first time I have fully seen such a complex restoration in my life. Good Job Bro !!!
Thanx brother, it’s still not quite finished
Creative genius's , I have so much respect for these master fabricators. Amazing designs and effort - Thank you for sharing
Did you work alone? Amazing.!!! Like your video because of your hard working. I watched all ad videos for you. Keep working . Love that
Whole company unit in one man .🤝👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Should be called "Honda's seat rebuilt most of the time"
😁😁
And they didn't show the final product. They changed it lol
Finally great to see some one else who knows you have to roll fiberglass to get the bubbles ot and make a stronger bond and not just brush it all together keep up the great work mate
absolutely gorgeous build. the love, care, and dedication that always goes into your bikes never ceases to amaze me.
Ben Clish thank you mate. Can I really appreciate the comments that come through especially the ones like this that inspire me to keep going
I just wonder how many years of such work is required to become so skilled ? CONGRATULATIONS !
Absolute Mad respect for your workmanship. You are an inspiration to a lot of motorcyclists who are willing to have a go. I'm not good with mods other than the simple things also not a fan of cafe racers but I watched your video from beginning to end. I'm a huge Cb fan tho. Keep it up the good work and I hope to see your bikes rolling around when im visiting Queensland. Chur
Thank you so much brother I really appreciate this comment. I definitely love to inspire others to have a go :)
@@CafeRacerGarage but this video is too fast to watch and understand all the process. in other words seems to be useless, but great respect for your craftmanship by the way.
I like that stout front end. Modern upside down forks set up are a must. Nice job
this has been such an epic build, this video has reminded me of loads of little bits that impressed me the first time round, like the seat hump, such a good piece of work.
Thank you so much mate I'm so glad you enjoy the videos and It inspires you on your projects :)
This guy in my opinion is a genious, he build the whole beautiful cafe reacer which by far the best i've seen without even uttering a single word otherwise there are tons of people blabbering hours together building one s*itty bike. i am a great fan of this builder and have been greatly inspired with his work.
Congrats to u sir on this project. Even though some of ur choices aren't my taste but u did a top-notch high quality job overall. Keep it up!
I have a 1973 CB750 I'm repairing and people keep telling me to convert it to a cafe racer and sell it. I had no idea what they meant, but after watching this video I've decided I want to keep it historically accurate (at least shape wise 😘). Even though this design style and level of modification isn't my thing, this video was really helpful for me! Thanks!
What a Amazing man!!!🔥 From Indonesia 🇲🇨
Sometimes I want to rip my 74 apart and then I realize how much time I'd need to learn alot of this lol. One day though!
Thank you for documenting your process. I’m definitely gonna refer to this video when I built mine!!! Thank you
Thank you mate, glade you like it :)
Ur garage is a bike manufacturing factory 💙
Sick build! I wish you could have shown more of the motor though :)
Wow man how many skills you have! You’re a real artist congrats
To say that your channel has inspired me is an understatement. Love your work.
Jim Jam that is one of the coolest things I’ve heard today you’ve just made my day thank you 😁
One of the Best of all time and History !!
Thank you for having more than one song in the video,
That’s a make or break deal watching some of these builds ,
No one wants to listen to the same corny played out default tracks for 30 mins,
So thank you
kahlil garcia Thank you for taking the time to let me know this, It’s not always easy to find good royalty free music. I do my best to try and make my videos fun to watch
Haha, never thought of that myself, but good point! Note to self for next time.... there are more details than just in the bike.
Brave lad working with fiberglass and short sleeves!
thank you for going into so much detail in making the seat. That was really helpful!!!
danny austin you are more than welcome It’s definitely one of the main parts of the cafe racer so it was something I wanted to spend more time on and sharing the process
Pure talent,Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪!!!
Deus é perfeito em dá tanta sabedoria pro homem pena que a maioria usa pra fazer maldade PARABÉNS 👏👏. Pelo vídeo fico top !!!!
Great job!!! I have a Honda cb750cc 1980 its a great bike and still on road almost 40 years later
What an amazing build and vid!!! You guys are true artists the time alone to make that seat !!! Wow !!! 🔥♥️
the thought i had watching this was "hang on, is this cnt aussie too?" love the channel and great build!
Dan! Been a while! I remember watching those the first time and it giving me the courage to try some of that myself. Always great builds, great content. Cheers Mate!
I haven't seen a comment from you in forever brother, Congrats on the 10,000 Subs btw, Great work :) Thank you for your kind words. A lot has happened behind the scenes that no one knows but I'm still kicking along and doing what I do best. So glad I inspire you mate :)
This build has been done with so much passion !! I love the enthusiasm you have brother. I wish to buy a Cafe Racer soon, but as I'm a student, this wish isn't gonna be fulfilled for a while, and I'll have to stick to my 70cc Honda. It's alright, all thanks to God for even this Honda 70. Tysm for this video 🥺❤️
Thank you so much, I hope you enjoy your journey when you do start :)
Great build! Always nice too see that you take a stand back and then always come up with the best solution to how your going to tackle things! I’ve been so inspired by you and a couple of other guys here on TH-cam so I’ve started my own channel, hope I eventually can make my videos look half as good as yours! What’s the protect in mind?
Oldschool Bikes That’s really cool brother I’m glad I inspired you to get started I look forward to seeing some of your videos
Silly thing, but great techniques for performing the tasks. I learned a lot of tricks for making cuts, holding materials, and working alone. Great work.
This video took me back in time when I first subscribe to your channel 👌😅
Different Rides I do remember you have definitely been a subscriber for a long time. Thank you for your dedicated support
I don't just like this video. I loved it. I, myself, am planning to build a cafe racer out of CB750 too. I eagerly watched this video but felt a little disappointed, in myself, because I could not reach the level of your workmanship nor come close to it. But I'm still trying. Thanks for the inspiration. Keep it up!!
素晴らしいの一言！！！！
That was the first time I ever saw a pedal sawhorse clamp. :O Cool tool!
Great build! I cant wait to start mine!
I am speechless bro. Your amazing
amazing 👍 you have a lot of talents.....
Thank you mate, I just learn as I go and make mistakes just like anyone, Its all part of the fun
Am glad such content is on TH-cam
Ótimo trabalho, vai ficar linda !
this is art,you're an artist
excelente !
Learned so many tricks from this video. Very clever and a bit annoying, since it’s the simple things that’s the hardest to come up with👍😣😁
Love the bike to. Some things I personally would have done different though, but that’s the beauty of it all. One can make whatever one thinks works best. Never ending possibilities. 👌
Belo trabalho!!!
This is unbelievable talent maic
What a fucking craftsman dude. Goes from Mig welding to tig welding to fabricating a seat. Insane skills bro.
This is the best proof that the original beautiful Honda CB750 has can be a lot more ugly
Amazing. CB is in my opinion the best source for cafe )) Good luck in next projects.
The music at the beginning ❤️ The whole journey of the build is equal! 👌🏻🙌🏻💪🏻
Brooo this bike is a 10 out of 10...
I am extremely impressed! Beautiful final product! Ciao from Roma , Italy
Really impressed with your fabrication skills! A real craftsman.
The fender-holder, awesome!!
Sebuah pekerjaan yang sangat bagus sekali .saya suka modifikasi ini. Motor yang sangat keren dan tangguh di jalan.
Is there anything that you can't do?
Man! You're a master of this art!
Magnifique réalisation technique...quelle qualité! Sans oublier la mise en scène! Ca donne envie de se remettre à "bricoler"! Merci pour ça. :0)
You are amazing bro, trully god of bike, you've made that honda transformed to be a monster bike, very good job bro !!!
So jealous, I wish I had the time, money and talent for something that beautiful.
Awesome I can’t believe the attention to detail I’d love one. 👍
So - we should be neighbors. You can come over and hang in the garage and help me with my build. Doesn’t that sound like fun?!?! 😂 …bring beer.
A very good looking bike if I were younger that's the kind of bike I would have love it
I have seriously been looking at these cb750 motorcycles ❤
This is hands down the best build ive seen, thanks so much for sharing and congrats on a superb build!
Thank you so much mate
Really enjoy watching how a pro doing his job !!!
It's not as easy as it looks 🤣
Thank you so much mate, i’m definitely not a pro I’m still learning a lot as I go. 🙂
@@CafeRacerGarage i have a scrambler, it's a yamaha YB125SP, but I dont have so much knowledge and tools about mechanical, i think i should learn more 😆
Loved that video.You have so many skills.The seat is gorgeous.
What a great work & what a beautiful bike man, well done.
Labor of love. Im new to all this. Thank You for posting.
Great job and vid! Brought back great memories of my KZ650 build.
omfg that frame rebuild. nice weldy boy for sure
If you're going to cut up CB 750 make sure it's post 1978. You don't want to bob
a SOHC bike, they're more valuable in standard form. This guy's got it rigjt.
My first was 1979, first bike,17 years old. It was extended 10 inches, no rake change! No pegs, engine foot rest..yeah I melted a little before welding. No kickstand, because of the ridiculous fork, just lean it against a building! Ape hangers that put your hands to sleep, Aqua marine metal flake, sissy bar....I felt BadAss! A year later, forks, short z bars, header, new spokes, bike became nimble, only breakdown...Lincoln tunnel inbound Manhattan points fused! KNIFE SEPARATION, BRIEF SAND, SET GAP WITH MATCH COVER, THREE KICKS...GONE! (I believe it to be still running, or a part of it.....somewhere)
true craftsmanship. Congrats man you are talented.
Awesome transformation , awesome skill. I wish I could have that cafe racer !!
I would just buy a seat 😂 you are way more disciplined than i could ever be
It’s definitely fun when you can get into it but I understand it’s not for everyone 😁
@@CafeRacerGarage sweet buuld though! Habe you started a business doing restors? Ive been thinking about starting one here in souther Utah
His skill is so complex 👍🏼👍🏼
Great vid...i enjoyed every minutes of it...thankssss...more please
The best and legendary Honda 😫🤘🏾‼️❤️🔥🌟
I could really use your help and expertise. I just bought a 77 cb750 and it's already been chopped to be a Cafe. I have all the parts, but I'm so lost because this is my first bike build. But it was a steal at 1k for everything.