As someone who's mechanical ability only goes as far as changing break pads and rotors, im always blown away by people who's mechanical skill and aptitude is surpassed only by their artistic talent. Great job! I really want a cafe racer now lol.
That's really impressive and looked like a massive amount of work. Well done. I'm more of a "buy it when finished" kind of guy. I do find it oddly soothing watching other people work though, so these video's are therapeutic for me. Thanks for uploading. Honda fours make great donor bikes!!
@@StonieQ well good, because it looks like a child did it. It wasn't supposed to look old and used or he would have done it right and then distressed it so it looked right...... not like someone just gave up and could fold leather. Nice try.
@@johnmichaels4330 well I think he was going for a real look for it. Cafe racers aren’t supposed to be nice looking, they just need to perform. And yeah I would have done it differently.
@@StonieQ all the rest of the bike looked spot on. Just seems strange to stop at the seat. Would have been about 30 more minutes to make that look great.
I bought a 95 Nighthawk to build Into a cafe bike, but someone before me had made this thing into a scrambler. It's so much fun to ride i couldn't change it, so I'm looking for another to build lol. Great bike yall built, that thing is spectacular.
Thanks. Everything but the powder coating I must admit. Even though I like to think that a true shed build must all be done by yourself I am going to cheat on my next build and have the spray painting done by someone else. After I’ve seen the results I just can’t come close.
@@banny123456 I can’t do better but damn as soon as I saw it I thought the same if you’re going to create a masterpiece like that make the seat look nice or leave it to a pro
I'm glad he gave you credit for your idea. I was watching this with my MOTO DNA METER just pegged into the red. When they did the video walk around at the end I thought: with all the concept put into this how the heck did they just leave that big ugly eyesore of a left over riser just laying out there in the wide open? LOL ... then low and behold, I read your idea. NICE CALL!
It’s been left there as to have the option to fit bars back onto it if clip ins aren’t for the rider. If I’d have ground those off like I usually do we’d have had to buy a new yolk
@@forthebold Understood, and making a plate that bridges that gap is pretty ingenious. Plus, you get to keep your stock clamps of course. Seen many clamps that are hollowed out there as well, and as you know you can't really grind those off in those instances. Cool build and a great looking machine brother. Really got me stoked watching your work. Keep it up!
I'm going to be perfectly honest with you. I'm amazed by the bike. It looks outstanding. The tank isn't to my taste but its a great job. The one criticism I have is the seat. Its the one thing letting the bike down in my opinion. I know it's easy for me to sit here and criticise as I couldn't even come close to what you have achieved but nonetheless that seat needs some work. Otherwise a fantastic project that has been a joy to watch!
I think it suits it that it's a little on the not perfect side, as though it's seen a few arses and a few campaigns, at the beginning of the vid he describes wanting the bike to show a mix of battle scars and pride from 79 to the present day, it's the bike itself that's the warrior, it's been on the road for 40 years and still gets looks, it's probably older than most guys watching the vid. (But not me) Anyway, it works for me. Just sayin, ;-)
I'm not even gonna praise the work that went into the motor, chassis and stuff, I just love what you did with the seat though (although I would've went with a 1.5/2 seat set up) the work you put in making that jacket fit just blew my mind... My life project is turning a GSX 750 or a CBR 600 into a cafe racer LOL! Keep up the good work guys!!
Awesome build! And great timelapse! I know how filming a project adds a whole lot more time to it, but it's definitely worth it. Also I love your cafe style seat, everything about it, the exposed metal cowl, the leather jacket used for the pad, the proportions.. a seat really changes the look and feel of a bike, and your seat totally nails it. It's like the cherry on top lol.
What you doing here so inspired me.. i have one cbx 750.. i buy it from auction, here we call that bike 'white horse'.. actually our police traffic using this bike since 80s - 2000.. one day i want built my bike exactly like this.. wish me luck :)
@@forthebold Those are the people that do not understand classic bikes. They go an buy new bike. Leaves the old ones for us to restore. Great work. Question: Where did you get the speedo? Does it have a tach? How does it measure the speed? Magnet on the front wheel? How does it measure the RPMs? Also, what are the WARRIOR letters made of? vinyl? Where did you get it from?
My neighbor Bill made this bike from his 750CB in 72' an spent last six months of that year recovering from Road Rash! Then I bought one an toured America because I was smart enough to wear pants!
This is one brilliant looking bike and definitely a great deal of time, effort and some quality new accessories have helped to make it so! Well done! One thing I don't understand however and it is not limited to just this build, is why add scrambler items such as knobbly tyres and then create a seat no thicker than a baby's nappy and leave out other gravel road (Scrambler) items such as front fork gators and mud guards? Like I said this is becoming quite a regular thing with cafe racer builds and I definitely don't want to put negative spin on what is truly a beautiful bike! Thanks for the video it's absolutely inspiring !
It’s more of a style thing. A more aggressive stance and these tyres are dual use off and on road. They’re actually comfortable on road and handle well. And we’re never going to be scraping the footpegs on these bikes 👍🏻
Love the series for this build. Very helpful as I am beginning to start my own CB build. You mentioned it was for a client; however, if this was your own personal build, what are some of the main things you would have done differently?
Maybe use a different top triple that doesn’t leave half a bar mount? Or remove the badge mounts off the tank? I guess this build was done in a hurry. Nice aesthetic overall.
Un trabajo envidiable, enhorabuena, para mi lo mejor fue el tema del tapizado, decir que una cazadora podía quedar también en un asiento parecía cosa imposible
Awesome bike build it looks beautiful, how does she ride and handle, I would love to do something like this as well but probably not as full-blown as you went. Great job!
I can not EVEN BELIEVE no one has asked this already, who is the artist for the music? Specifically this video, they have a very upbeat and technical sound, which just brings my bell reminiscent of the good old days, watching the CKY movies, having tickets to go see CKY play in concert, didn't get to go see said concert because jess margera, (the band CkYs drummer, wound up with a broken tailbone screwing around with bam his brother.) No but really who is this artist it really does sound a lot like CKY it has the same tricky technical lines in it and I definitely love the heavy octave pedal on there. So dope ass track. That cafe racer is clean. If I was going to get one of those bom(b) proof 80s bikes again, I'd DEFINITELY do it again. I really enjoyed the mag wheels. I have them on a Honda cm450 C, which stood for custom meaning I had front and rear disc brakes and mag wheels. When I bought it I also got the regular CM 450, which had spoke wheels and drum brakes, but it did have some pretty killer low-rise bars so I began robbing parts from these two identical bikes dumped the caterpillar seat, hammer and Dollied My own seat, slung it low, by adding shock preload, because this was from a time when mom's and dad liked Ted Nugent, and you probably liked, um.. house of pain, and nine inch nails, men and women were the only bathroom choices,cuz that's all people identify as because no one has brainwashed them yet, and ol George Dub-yah Bush was banking on the war, like a goddamn Chris angel trick, all in our faces. And we took it. I love the bike, wish I didn't miss the giveaway signups back then. That's one I'd like to buy for sure, or even better, build. You do have to know that I see all that empty space underneath the seat where a turbocharger would fit beautifully.... Juuuuust a thought.... (Sorry, is my crazy showing?) Great content, killer build, and you gotta fill me in on what the music you used for this was, it's badass.... Thanks!
I love the seat, tail piece, I'm going with the same idea now. I was thinking of 4 single pipes with slash cut and bend coming out underneath behind the motor really hoping that she looks as good as this
Best thing is to go to Goodwill and buy cheap leather jackets and purses , deconstruct them and use the leather in other sewing projects 👍🏼 I made a horse saddle for my nieces rocking horse outta a NINE WEST purse
I always remove and unused mounting lugs or bosses when doing custom builds. I would have removed the original handlebar risers for a finished look. If I wanted to also have the use of the original tubular type bars simply have a second top triple clamp to change out if desired.
loved it. tunes too. seen some stuff I do. and learnt new things too. my main bug is the wiring. where to stash it all to keep the bike neat. nice job fella.
I have the same leather jacket you cut up for that seat. Bought it 2009. Fuckin fantastic jacket. The red has faded and jaded. Best item of clothing I’ve ever bought. Better than my w650 which is also very cool. How could you! But great video and bike. One tip, add the sounds of the ratchets and tools...sounds awesome sped up with the music.
After seeing all the work put it to this and the gorgeous result I was wondering how much it sold for. Possibly for much more than a factory new motorcycle?
I didn’t sell it. I built it for a friend. A lot of people are under the impression that they sell for a lot but they’re still a 40 year old bike so will never exceed the cost of a new bike unless there is truest something special about them.
Can you tell me the exact name of the Honda and the year of manufacture? I would also like to build a café racer bike from a CB750. Great work. I've watched all single building videos of the CB750.
Mate it’s looking killer! Appreciate the time lapse, I was following this build and then fell behind a few. I promise I’ll catch up though 👍🏼 And congrats on the 99K subs, hopefully hit that 100K soon. I think I started when you were at about 25K. Nice to see you’ve grown 👌🏼
Where could someone get those clip on Handle bars?? I could not possibly go through all of the comments to see if you already answered this question, so congrats on all the buz and the great Build! I love the bike and love those clip ons so much. Thanks for your time!
What’s happening with the movement is that the original donors such as the 1970s CBs are become very rare and expensive and it seems that people are getting bored of the same looking bikes so people are looking at cheaper alternatives which I think is a good thing as it’ll create more interesting bikes and the movement is evolving and pushing peoples abilities.
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The full series of individual in depth episodes of this build can be found on the channel
Do you think someone who doesn't have an experience in how to build a bike can make one on his own by watching the in depth vidoes?
For The Bold could you release a video series of you disassembling everything on this bike it would greatly help me get mine back together
It’s the second episode in the series
@@forthebold i want to know how to paint the tank like brushed metal? Would yo mind sharing the video tutorial for that kind of painting?
It’s not paint. It’s actual bare metal
Your son doesn't know how lucky he is to have a dad like you. More of this please!
As someone who's mechanical ability only goes as far as changing break pads and rotors, im always blown away by people who's mechanical skill and aptitude is surpassed only by their artistic talent. Great job! I really want a cafe racer now lol.
Thanks for the kind words, glad you like it.
I love seeing old things getting restored to their former glory, makes me teary eyed.
Absolutely. I could t see any bike in any state go to the junk yard.
That's really impressive and looked like a massive amount of work. Well done. I'm more of a "buy it when finished" kind of guy. I do find it oddly soothing watching other people work though, so these video's are therapeutic for me. Thanks for uploading. Honda fours make great donor bikes!!
HE EVEN MADE THE SEAT FROM SCRATCH USING A LEATHER JACKET WEW
And it looks like it. Didn't stretch the leather or anything. Looks like crap.
@@johnmichaels4330 not supposed to look good lol.
@@StonieQ well good, because it looks like a child did it. It wasn't supposed to look old and used or he would have done it right and then distressed it so it looked right...... not like someone just gave up and could fold leather. Nice try.
@@johnmichaels4330 well I think he was going for a real look for it. Cafe racers aren’t supposed to be nice looking, they just need to perform. And yeah I would have done it differently.
@@StonieQ all the rest of the bike looked spot on. Just seems strange to stop at the seat. Would have been about 30 more minutes to make that look great.
I bought a 95 Nighthawk to build Into a cafe bike, but someone before me had made this thing into a scrambler. It's so much fun to ride i couldn't change it, so I'm looking for another to build lol. Great bike yall built, that thing is spectacular.
Great build. And love that you did everything yourself from rebuilding everything to making the custom seat out of a jacket
Thanks. Everything but the powder coating I must admit. Even though I like to think that a true shed build must all be done by yourself I am going to cheat on my next build and have the spray painting done by someone else. After I’ve seen the results I just can’t come close.
Not sure what’s more amazing.... the epic build or the amazing production of this video. It’s perfect.
Thank you
Warriors... !!!! Come out to playeeeeee !!! Warriors!!!! I love how you upholstered the seat. Great !!!!!
Glad you like the bike.
Agree it's cool --- having said that l (personally) would take that giant Warriors sticker off the tank
Damn I thought this video was just going to be a simple restore but not a complete rebuild from scratch!!! Respect earned!
Thank you :) The bike although looked OK on the surface was in a bad place.
11:57 I can't believe you done this. great job!
Thanks
U must believe dude!
that seat looks like shit. 13:52
@@banny123456 I can’t do better but damn as soon as I saw it I thought the same if you’re going to create a masterpiece like that make the seat look nice or leave it to a pro
This is a masterpiece. I hope you continue to express more of your technical skills on youtube. With love from Japan.
Thank you. Still continuing.
Bike looks great!
I have a suggestion.
A little plate across the risers with the warrior etched in it.
Great video guys. Put a smile on my face.
Nice idea
I'm glad he gave you credit for your idea. I was watching this with my MOTO DNA METER just pegged into the red. When they did the video walk around at the end I thought: with all the concept put into this how the heck did they just leave that big ugly eyesore of a left over riser just laying out there in the wide open? LOL ... then low and behold, I read your idea. NICE CALL!
It’s been left there as to have the option to fit bars back onto it if clip ins aren’t for the rider. If I’d have ground those off like I usually do we’d have had to buy a new yolk
@@forthebold Understood, and making a plate that bridges that gap is pretty ingenious. Plus, you get to keep your stock clamps of course. Seen many clamps that are hollowed out there as well, and as you know you can't really grind those off in those instances. Cool build and a great looking machine brother. Really got me stoked watching your work. Keep it up!
I dont know how many times I have watched this video there is something that I always missed on the previous viewing! just beautiful!
Amazing. Glad you’re enjoying it. The fill series with in depth episodes is also available.
I'm going to be perfectly honest with you. I'm amazed by the bike. It looks outstanding. The tank isn't to my taste but its a great job. The one criticism I have is the seat. Its the one thing letting the bike down in my opinion. I know it's easy for me to sit here and criticise as I couldn't even come close to what you have achieved but nonetheless that seat needs some work. Otherwise a fantastic project that has been a joy to watch!
Thanks, glad you liked how the bike worked out :)
I think it suits it that it's a little on the not perfect side, as though it's seen a few arses and a few campaigns, at the beginning of the vid he describes wanting the bike to show a mix of battle scars and pride from 79 to the present day, it's the bike itself that's the warrior, it's been on the road for 40 years and still gets looks, it's probably older than most guys watching the vid. (But not me) Anyway, it works for me.
Just sayin, ;-)
I'm not even gonna praise the work that went into the motor, chassis and stuff, I just love what you did with the seat though (although I would've went with a 1.5/2 seat set up) the work you put in making that jacket fit just blew my mind...
My life project is turning a GSX 750 or a CBR 600 into a cafe racer LOL!
Keep up the good work guys!!
Thanks, glad you liked it
Awesome build! And great timelapse!
I know how filming a project adds a whole lot more time to it, but it's definitely worth it.
Also I love your cafe style seat, everything about it, the exposed metal cowl, the leather jacket used for the pad, the proportions.. a seat really changes the look and feel of a bike, and your seat totally nails it. It's like the cherry on top lol.
Thank you
What you doing here so inspired me.. i have one cbx 750.. i buy it from auction, here we call that bike 'white horse'.. actually our police traffic using this bike since 80s - 2000.. one day i want built my bike exactly like this.. wish me luck :)
Amazing. Glad the channel has inspired you. All the best on your build.
i wish i had special talent and confidence of doing something like this to my bike like u guys. well done 😎👍🏼
Just go for it. If you don’t try and it won’t see your potential
Same
Start small my friend. We've all got to start somewhere. 😌
Just found one of these 750's on craigslist, cannot wait to start the work on it. Thanks for inspiration!
Amazing. Thanks for watching and enjoy the build.
Daaamn, so much work went into this project, and it really shows! Love it, especially the custom made seat.
Thanks. Glad you like it. The seat is often misunderstood as people expect to see builds as equals to factory new finish.
@@forthebold Those are the people that do not understand classic bikes. They go an buy new bike. Leaves the old ones for us to restore. Great work. Question: Where did you get the speedo? Does it have a tach? How does it measure the speed? Magnet on the front wheel? How does it measure the RPMs? Also, what are the WARRIOR letters made of? vinyl? Where did you get it from?
My neighbor Bill made this bike from his 750CB in 72' an spent last six months of that year recovering from Road Rash! Then I bought one an toured America because I was smart enough to wear pants!
Always wear protective clothing.
Congrats Sir!! Amazing results. Well, now I have my tray for electrical stuff, so hopefully I’ll be re-wiring the bike after the summer. Nicely done,
Amazing, happy building
This is one brilliant looking bike and definitely a great deal of time, effort and some quality new accessories have helped to make it so!
Well done! One thing I don't understand however and it is not limited to just this build, is why add scrambler items such as knobbly tyres and then create a seat no thicker than a baby's nappy and leave out other gravel road (Scrambler) items such as front fork gators and mud guards?
Like I said this is becoming quite a regular thing with cafe racer builds and I definitely don't want to put negative spin on what is truly a beautiful bike! Thanks for the video it's absolutely inspiring !
It’s more of a style thing. A more aggressive stance and these tyres are dual use off and on road. They’re actually comfortable on road and handle well. And we’re never going to be scraping the footpegs on these bikes 👍🏻
Amazing result as usual, I hope to do this myself some day soon but I know it takes a lot of planning and there'll be a lot of bumps along the way.
Thank you and best of luck with your project
I had a 1980 750 f. The engine was newer and the f was a racing model. Best bike
Awesome bike
Love the series for this build. Very helpful as I am beginning to start my own CB build. You mentioned it was for a client; however, if this was your own personal build, what are some of the main things you would have done differently?
Thanks, differently I would have used an M-unit for the build
Check out my build here if you would like some ideas... th-cam.com/video/hQ9rHwwAQ0A/w-d-xo.html
Would love to hear your thoughts on mine as well
Maybe use a different top triple that doesn’t leave half a bar mount? Or remove the badge mounts off the tank? I guess this build was done in a hurry. Nice aesthetic overall.
M1 is the only
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Watching those bags come off was really satisfying
Ooookkk
Wickedly fantastic bike dude! And I LOVE the recycled jacket idea 👍👍
I'm all for upcycling
Un trabajo envidiable, enhorabuena, para mi lo mejor fue el tema del tapizado, decir que una cazadora podía quedar también en un asiento parecía cosa imposible
Awesome bike build it looks beautiful, how does she ride and handle, I would love to do something like this as well but probably not as full-blown as you went.
Great job!
the seat made with the old jacket is a sweet idea 👌
Thank you.
Love this kind of videos, no talking just hard work and detailling. Awesome,congrats. Like abd subs
Great to have you here
Dude I’m very impressed! And you made the seat, And tackled all that wiring! Awesome. Keep it going.
Thanks for watching
This is an amazing machine, and your work make it even better!
Congrats from Brazil! You guys are architecs of wonders!
Thanks. Glad you like it.
I can not EVEN BELIEVE no one has asked this already, who is the artist for the music? Specifically this video, they have a very upbeat and technical sound, which just brings my bell reminiscent of the good old days, watching the CKY movies, having tickets to go see CKY play in concert, didn't get to go see said concert because jess margera, (the band CkYs drummer, wound up with a broken tailbone screwing around with bam his brother.) No but really who is this artist it really does sound a lot like CKY it has the same tricky technical lines in it and I definitely love the heavy octave pedal on there. So dope ass track. That cafe racer is clean. If I was going to get one of those bom(b) proof 80s bikes again, I'd DEFINITELY do it again. I really enjoyed the mag wheels. I have them on a Honda cm450 C, which stood for custom meaning I had front and rear disc brakes and mag wheels. When I bought it I also got the regular CM 450, which had spoke wheels and drum brakes, but it did have some pretty killer low-rise bars so I began robbing parts from these two identical bikes dumped the caterpillar seat, hammer and Dollied My own seat, slung it low, by adding shock preload, because this was from a time when mom's and dad liked Ted Nugent, and you probably liked, um.. house of pain, and nine inch nails, men and women were the only bathroom choices,cuz that's all people identify as because no one has brainwashed them yet, and ol George Dub-yah Bush was banking on the war, like a goddamn Chris angel trick, all in our faces. And we took it.
I love the bike, wish I didn't miss the giveaway signups back then. That's one I'd like to buy for sure, or even better, build.
You do have to know that I see all that empty space underneath the seat where a turbocharger would fit beautifully.... Juuuuust a thought.... (Sorry, is my crazy showing?) Great content, killer build, and you gotta fill me in on what the music you used for this was, it's badass.... Thanks!
Dude this really is an artpiece, beautiful!!!
Thank you
Absolute masterpiece of a motorcycle.
Thank you
@@forthebold no problem I love Honda cb’s.
This was perfect. Down to the music. Well done, sir!
Glad you liked it!
I love the seat, tail piece, I'm going with the same idea now. I was thinking of 4 single pipes with slash cut and bend coming out underneath behind the motor really hoping that she looks as good as this
DARK STAR seat. Look better to me in. Black. Changes Tires. One. Thing I like. Is the sound. Of the. Motor loud that’s my opinion thanks
@@davidbarber2010 yes the motor is loud. I rather enjoy it. Not good for the ears though. I finished the cb 650, next project is a yamaha xjs 750
11:57 I was impressed when they made the seat.
Turned out ok
Best thing is to go to Goodwill and buy cheap leather jackets and purses , deconstruct them and use the leather in other sewing projects 👍🏼 I made a horse saddle for my nieces rocking horse outta a NINE WEST purse
This is my new favorite TH-cam video
That means a lot, thank you
Awesome video. Beautiful bike!! Keep em' coming!
Thanks
I love the outcome of that build, it just looks so mean! Great craftsmanship, keep up and share builds like that. Thumbs up
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it
I always remove and unused mounting lugs or bosses when doing custom builds. I would have removed the original handlebar risers for a finished look. If I wanted to also have the use of the original tubular type bars simply have a second top triple clamp to change out if desired.
Excellent job!!.. I have a Honda cb750cc 1980 and still on the road
That’s good going. This poor CB was in a bad state inside when we got it.
Another amazing build!
Can I ask do you ever sell?
No I never sell.
in my opinion this bike is the best in show u guys are simply outstanding outstanding 💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💯🤔
Thank you
You are inspiration for me
Thanks :)
I am also making a cafe racer of my old bike you are awsm guy all of videos have helped me a lot
@@sanketkapure4108 But not a single CB750 in our country 😢
@@sumitborse hum laenge na😂
@@sanketkapure4108 sahi hai😂
Awsome build my dad had a 79 cb750f it was a bad ass bike back then
They are still mean bikes
CAN YOUU DIGGG ITTT?
WAARRIORRRS, COME OUT AND PLAYYEEEAAYY!
Iconic
Damn that's nice. You got skills man. Yet here I am still struggling to get the carbs cleaned and jetted right on my 1980 750k.
Keep at it, carbs and electrics are the parts people hate
I would love to do this one day but how do i start out without the knowledge of mechanic? Or do I have to take a mechanic class?
Start off small and do the easy bits and learn as you go
Super_Nicky_ _ start small and there is plenty of information here on TH-cam
loved it. tunes too. seen some stuff I do. and learnt new things too. my main bug is the wiring. where to stash it all to keep the bike neat. nice job fella.
Thanks you very much
the knobby tire trend has to end
It's only just started
I agree. Makes absolutely no sense
seat fabrication was my fav, never seen this before. good stuff
Thank you
I like 1970s super motorcycles...
all your projects are inspirational
Thank you
ready for next 50 years, before next build by your child maybe. ::)
Indeed
I was born in 1979 wow I am getting old but ridding a motorcycle is still the same fun.
Absolutely. That’s not old.
@@forthebold YES, according to my wife I am still a child.
Music please, loved the last 4 minutes
Haidertonight (Retune)
Not a bike but a work of art!!!!
Glad you think so :)
I have the same leather jacket you cut up for that seat. Bought it 2009. Fuckin fantastic jacket. The red has faded and jaded. Best item of clothing I’ve ever bought. Better than my w650 which is also very cool. How could you! But great video and bike. One tip, add the sounds of the ratchets and tools...sounds awesome sped up with the music.
Luckily it was a second hand find so was cheaper than the leather materials
And I can't even build a cardboard model for my science exhibition...
You can do it 👍🏻
very very sick dude!! awsome job, the best part for me is when you use the jacket for you seat lol !!
Thanks for watching.
Anyone else get nauseous when it got to the engine tear down? Holy fuck that’s a lot of frame changes in just one second
It's real time :)
This cafe racer was built by an individual wearing jeans and an old school leather jacket in true hipster fashion (as seen @ 9:45), I love it!
Absolutely, no other way
Can I save this bike? 😭
From what?
@@forthebold from you directly, not from giveaway 😭
@@forthebold can I have this bike for free? 😅
Diese Jungs sind großartig in dem, was sie tun 😊
Luv these time lapse videos.. no bullshit, just pure art..!
Thanks
Ich genieße diese klassischen Fahrräder und den noch besseren Kaffee wirklich.
I've only been riding for a few months, but I really would love to try something like this.
Do it
respect.. excellent build.. only think I would change is inverted bars
Thanks
Man what a great video. Thanks for keeping these bikes running and bringing people smiles with the miles!
Amazing thanks for watching
I'm working on a build with my 79 Honda XL500S.
Excellent hope it goes well.
Just only a little word: AWESOME!
Thank you.
you are ridiculously talented
Thank you for the kind words.
869 people out of their mind to dislike. At the very least appreciate the talent
It’s ok. If only 1 person likes it it’s good for me.
Man, your videos are inspiring. I'm working on a zr550 and loving it so many ups and downs but so far being enjoining the journey.
Thanks. It’s what it’s all about. To inspire others.
Nicely done,........right where's my spanners !!!!
Next bike ??.......triumph ????
Or even ......triumph!!!!!!!
Next bike = Ducati
Gosh! That is awesome, and thank you for sharing. This is really giving me the drive to attempt "this" on my own!! Thanks.
Excellent, enjoy your build
That is the most rad seat cover EVER!
Thanks.
Beautiful job on the cb 750 RESPECT 👊
Thank you.
Its always exciting to watch your work and these time lapse videos are great.
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Even faster.
I love the café racer
Thank you
The Seat is amazing respect for performance this 👌
Thank you.
The seat was 👌
Fico pensando só na planilha do editor do vídeo! High anxiety! Great build!
turned out awesome ! Good job !
Beautiful, good work . This is art !
Thank you, glad you think so
After seeing all the work put it to this and the gorgeous result I was wondering how much it sold for. Possibly for much more than a factory new motorcycle?
I didn’t sell it. I built it for a friend. A lot of people are under the impression that they sell for a lot but they’re still a 40 year old bike so will never exceed the cost of a new bike unless there is truest something special about them.
Can you tell me the exact name of the Honda and the year of manufacture?
I would also like to build a café racer bike from a CB750.
Great work. I've watched all single building videos of the CB750.
It's a 1979 CB750KZ (z being the year)
Mate it’s looking killer! Appreciate the time lapse, I was following this build and then fell behind a few. I promise I’ll catch up though 👍🏼
And congrats on the 99K subs, hopefully hit that 100K soon. I think I started when you were at about 25K. Nice to see you’ve grown 👌🏼
Hope you enjoy the in depth episodes
Where could someone get those clip on Handle bars?? I could not possibly go through all of the comments to see if you already answered this question, so congrats on all the buz and the great Build! I love the bike and love those clip ons so much. Thanks for your time!
Great job, i think the only thing that let it down was the seat covering.
That’s fair enough.
Bruv I damn near cried when you cut that leather jacket up... 'cmoooown man coulda just bought some ahaha
It was an old jacket that I purchased that I was never going to wear.
@@forthebold Hahah yo fair enough. Was a dope jacket tho. Besides, awesome build man!
I feel like cafe racers are becoming the new pickled craze. We can cafe that! 1190? we can cafe that! sportster? we can cafe that!
What’s happening with the movement is that the original donors such as the 1970s CBs are become very rare and expensive and it seems that people are getting bored of the same looking bikes so people are looking at cheaper alternatives which I think is a good thing as it’ll create more interesting bikes and the movement is evolving and pushing peoples abilities.
I have a Gpz1100e Kwaka with a doner. I am inspired to cafe racer that baby. Watched a few videos fabricator by trade. Let's get cutting and striping.
Absolutely. Best of luck.
Very soothing to watch!
Thanks for watching