CB750 Cafe Racer Build E06: Cutting the frame & fitting the hoop
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 เม.ย. 2020
- Is this episode we will fit out new brat style custom seat on the CB750 and take measurements in order to cut the rear off the motorcycle frame. Once we have the frame cut, we measure out what we need of the new hoop and make the cuts.
In this episode some of the tools I mention include the flapper disc and the DeWalt grinder, please see links below:
Grinder
www.homedepot.ca/product/dewa...
Flap Disc
www.homedepot.ca/product/diab...
The seat I had purchased is from Tuffside, its an excellent seat:
www.tuffside.com/2-Tone-Unive...
Our customer motorcycle is starting to take shape.
Thanks for watching - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
May I ask what is the size of the hoop you have?
Great series, working my way from the beginning. I have a CB650 I'm cafe'ing so this is all educational! Where did you find the best place for parts in Canada?
Hey Andrew. Thanks for tuning in. Glad to hear about your project. It’s hard to find parts in Canada to be honest. I found some universal fit stuff like cables, tires etc. on fortnine. I also found bits and pieces that were universal fit such as grips, levers, turn signals, gauges on Amazon.ca. Everything else came from Dimecitycycles, Revzila, 4into1, rebelmoto, Davidsilver and Revival Cycles. I got my motogadget gear in pertcountrymoto in Ontario.
Where did you get the cable setup for the locking mechanism?
I found that one on eBay. It was specifically for a royal enfield. But I've seen a ton of very similar ones for a whole host of bikes. Thank's for checking out the build series. Steve