Great bike, love that rusty orange/brown… stunning, mature and sophisticated! Woodworking is why I love your channel but I love seeing you restore this beauty so thank you for sharing!
min 0-2: A man who speaks this humble, has mentally already surpassed the "better", because he knows there is more to it. Love your work and your will-power
A nice tip I use when I rattle can paint my builds is to put a coat of car wax on them and give them a buff… it gives them a nice protective layer so it dosnt scratch off when reassembling and it also gives it a nice shine.
love your video. I had a cb750 and got someone to help me pull it apart. i then had no one to help me put it back together and do the work and ended up (regretfully) selling it........ would love to build one but would need someone to help me......your video is a great encouragement to go for it.
Liked and subscribed! I built a CB200 cafe racer about 10 years ago I learned as I went just like you did.😊 It has since fallen into disrepair, and I’m trying to get it running again. Your video was motivating for sure!!
Look at everlast. They have so many options that a lot of brands don't offer at a low price. Very happy with mine and their company is reputable and I had a great experience buying form them. Had my welder in 3 business days
This is a great video. I’m looking forward to the other cafe racer you were talking about, specifically the seat mold with the carbon fiber. I’m never work with it (or fiberglass) so anything related to it is new to me.
That was an awesome video I just pick up a 1975 Kawasaki KZ 400 which I will be doing the some thing but it will be a learning experience for me and my Son we really finishing up a built that we have done to together and we are currently working on a C10 1966 Truck frame off restoration so I’m going to describing to your channel might need some pointers as we go along the way thank you for that great video we need more of those video
Looks good I love the leather stitching on the seat lol but you definitely did a great job on the engine and exhaust they compliment the old school look well. I personally will be making a few tech changes like capacitors instead of a heavy battery and Im doing a 750, Im hoping to at least hit 150 mph with it if not Ill add a turbo set up, who knows I may add the turbo anyway and try to get 200 mph out or it definitely going with some fat tires like some thick Harley Davidson 18s or something along those lines. I want something built strong enough to handle a bump at 150 mph if I don't see it in time to slow down, I already know without stripping it down 130 mph and 0 to 60 in 4 to 6 seconds isn't an issue. The thing I like most about these builds is its not much of a suspension change and tire change to build a 650 or 750 off road machine. I also have back issues already, so I won't care as much on the appearance I can't put the handle bars that low.
Nice bike I have a xs400 I'm going to build myself, my welder is a Hobart handler 135 same as a Miller mini mig very user friendly machine. A little critique when using a cut wheel on your grinder,always cut with the wheel turning so the machine pulls away from you,if the blade binds it will pull away not to you,don't ask how I learned this.👍👍❤
Lincoln electric easy mig 180 was the first welder I bought. It's under $1000 and is probably the best "budget" welder that is great for beginners. Even the less expensive welders aren't very cheap if you are looking for something that will be reliable and weld nice.
Awesome cafe! I'm building one now. A CB750 K5. I rode it home for $500. It was built the month and year I was born. Crazy. Never selling it. :) It's going back together. Currently a roller. Powder coated the rims/swing arm. New vintage firestones. Tank is painted. Sunrise Orange candy. I need to do the carbs and put gaskets in the engine. Such a fun project! Thanks for the inspiration!
Oh sick! That’s so rad! I have another project bike on the back burner what was built the year I was born. Two more builds before I get to that one though. 🤦
Love the build man, watching all the way from Jamaica. You habe really given me a few points I'll be definitely be using for my first build. Thanks for the vid man, really amazing.
Greetings all the way from Canada. Awesome to hear. More build videos to come! Just working on the last parts for the K100 build and started another CB build.
This was a great video and yeah i got that far a tool video for restoring motorbikes would be really useful as I am hoping to buy my first soon thanks alot
I've done mainly classic rebuilds, but I prefer 70s rebuilds that said, I am watching for ideas on my own cafe racer rebuild, but also I would like to know where to order parts from like turn signal kits and rebuild kits for carbs and engines?
hey, just wanted to know more about your battery experience , like how you managed to do all those complicated wiring done by yourself. i have newly developed this craze of bike building hope you can help me increase it a bit.
You took off the front mudguard, including the brace that’s on there. I’ve read a lot about structural integrity being reduced when you do that. Did you notice any issues when you were driving?
Where and what type of foam did you end up purchasing? I had a lot of trouble with my build finding a suitable material that didn't cost a fortune and ended up with a few different layers.
Same here I be 40 next year, I thinking 💭 I want to get Kmp-200, Lafon, living in austin $ alot, want get that bike, all I do work ,eat, sleep, no sL : /, one day!
Instead of cutting the metal parts yourself. I would invest into a plasma cutter. Way easier. You would need a air compressor though, which is a good thing to have anyways.
okay there's a a difference between a build and a mod. With a build, you begin by welding up a frame; cutting down an old bike is a mod (where 'chopper' comes from)
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Says he has no experience, proceeds to build one of my favorite looking cafe racers. Gard damn! Good job!
Thanks 🙏 lots of time on TH-cam learning what to do and in photoshop getting the look just right.
Yeah, I love this build too also. I have an orange Grom and I want to build a similar looking bike
Great bike, love that rusty orange/brown… stunning, mature and sophisticated! Woodworking is why I love your channel but I love seeing you restore this beauty so thank you for sharing!
❤️ thanks, JewDd. The core of what I share will always be woodworking but it fun to have a side project to everything
This was sick! Never let anyone tell you otherwise!
Thanks 🙏
min 0-2: A man who speaks this humble, has mentally already surpassed the "better", because he knows there is more to it. Love your work and your will-power
Great build. It's definitely motivating me to finish my CB550. Good work.
Oh that’s awesome! You should do that.
A nice tip I use when I rattle can paint my builds is to put a coat of car wax on them and give them a buff… it gives them a nice protective layer so it dosnt scratch off when reassembling and it also gives it a nice shine.
love your video. I had a cb750 and got someone to help me pull it apart. i then had no one to help me put it back together and do the work and ended up (regretfully) selling it........ would love to build one but would need someone to help me......your video is a great encouragement to go for it.
Liked and subscribed! I built a CB200 cafe racer about 10 years ago I learned as I went just like you did.😊 It has since fallen into disrepair, and I’m trying to get it running again. Your video was motivating for sure!!
A CB200! Thats so cool. I’m so pumped to hear the video was motivating ❤️
great job! ..gearing up to build w/ my 2 sons next summer ...donor shopping as we speak
Bike turned out awesome, man! Glad you decided to share the process.
Thanks, Shaun! How’s the VW truck coming along?
@@furthernorthfab Very slowly! But making small progress here and there.
It’s a beautiful motorcycle you and your son should be very proud
Look at everlast. They have so many options that a lot of brands don't offer at a low price. Very happy with mine and their company is reputable and I had a great experience buying form them. Had my welder in 3 business days
That’s a killer build dude well done 👏 Respect from the UK 🇬🇧 😎
I love how u narrate the whole story ❤
Hey man just spawned in my TH-cam shorts feed and i really loved your moto to the point of wanting to start my own project!
This is a great video. I’m looking forward to the other cafe racer you were talking about, specifically the seat mold with the carbon fiber. I’m never work with it (or fiberglass) so anything related to it is new to me.
You should get a gas powered soldering iron. Game changer.
That was an awesome video I just pick up a 1975 Kawasaki KZ 400 which I will be doing the some thing but it will be a learning experience for me and my Son we really finishing up a built that we have done to together and we are currently working on a C10 1966 Truck frame off restoration so I’m going to describing to your channel might need some pointers as we go along the way thank you for that great video we need more of those video
Looks good I love the leather stitching on the seat lol but you definitely did a great job on the engine and exhaust they compliment the old school look well. I personally will be making a few tech changes like capacitors instead of a heavy battery and Im doing a 750, Im hoping to at least hit 150 mph with it if not Ill add a turbo set up, who knows I may add the turbo anyway and try to get 200 mph out or it definitely going with some fat tires like some thick Harley Davidson 18s or something along those lines. I want something built strong enough to handle a bump at 150 mph if I don't see it in time to slow down, I already know without stripping it down 130 mph and 0 to 60 in 4 to 6 seconds isn't an issue. The thing I like most about these builds is its not much of a suspension change and tire change to build a 650 or 750 off road machine. I also have back issues already, so I won't care as much on the appearance I can't put the handle bars that low.
Nice bike I have a xs400 I'm going to build myself, my welder is a Hobart handler 135 same as a Miller mini mig very user friendly machine. A little critique when using a cut wheel on your grinder,always cut with the wheel turning so the machine pulls away from you,if the blade binds it will pull away not to you,don't ask how I learned this.👍👍❤
Love the Pirellis! What are the specs for those tires?
I loved seeing it all come together! It turned out so amazing! I'll have to get you to restore mine haha
Haha. I’d be open to it.
A fantastic job you did there! I would choose different paint patterns but that just me !! Once again 👍👍👏👏😁
Thank. I’m a fan of colours that stick out.
NIce Job!! very brave of you to take this on.
That bike looks great! Love the style and color.
Lincoln electric easy mig 180 was the first welder I bought. It's under $1000 and is probably the best "budget" welder that is great for beginners. Even the less expensive welders aren't very cheap if you are looking for something that will be reliable and weld nice.
Of course I would do your own research and figure out what would best work for you.
I was looking at the mig 220, but that’s still something for down the road. Thanks for the feedback! Cheers
Nice work my friend!
I’m going to be doing a build like this and came across your video. Very motivational. The bike looks great!!!
That’s amazing to hear, Phil!!! Send me pics of your build on IG when you get rolling.
Awesome cafe! I'm building one now. A CB750 K5. I rode it home for $500. It was built the month and year I was born. Crazy. Never selling it. :) It's going back together. Currently a roller. Powder coated the rims/swing arm. New vintage firestones. Tank is painted. Sunrise Orange candy. I need to do the carbs and put gaskets in the engine. Such a fun project! Thanks for the inspiration!
Oh sick! That’s so rad! I have another project bike on the back burner what was built the year I was born. Two more builds before I get to that one though. 🤦
Great video! I love this type of stuff. Love cafe racers. Definitely, one of the bikes I want in my garage.
They’re a lot of fun to build and have a small footprint for a project vehicle
So sick!
giving me the motivation I need to pull apart my 1996 suzuki cafe and give it some over due TLC
Do it! I love hearing that this video gave you that spark! Send me pics on Instagram once you get into it
Love to see the process.
And i think this bike can easily change style by changing the handlebar.
Thanks. Yeah, I think you’re right but I do like the styling of the low handlebars
Take a bow, sir. 👏🏼
I definitely want to see a video on tools!
That looks great man! It's always good when you can expand your area/s of expertise.
All part of growing, right! Thanks for tuning in, John.
What tire sizes did you go with?
That bike is badass. Good work
Nice bike!! Your short got recommended to me and it brought me here
Oh awesome. Good to know. I love how it turned out
Parabéns pelo trabalho meu amigo, ficou muito bonita 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Good build . Please demo you welding covered up as others will copy you !!
Love the build man, watching all the way from Jamaica. You habe really given me a few points I'll be definitely be using for my first build. Thanks for the vid man, really amazing.
Greetings all the way from Canada. Awesome to hear. More build videos to come! Just working on the last parts for the K100 build and started another CB build.
Killed it! Amazingly helpful content as well👏
Very nice build Kris. Well done. And chock full of build information.
Thanks, Peter! More bike builds to come
yo this thing is sick! love the tank
Awesome custom build!
Looks awsome and really good work! Although maybe some polishing to the engine would have made a big diffrence, but AWSOME!
Also maybe some easy upgrade engine parts, something to add a couple horses and some pop.
Awesome build. Would you ever build one for someone else?
I’m actually building a CB750 that will be for sale next spring.
@@furthernorthfab That's awesome. Hopefully u make some videos on the build.
This was a great video and yeah i got that far a tool video for restoring motorbikes would be really useful as I am hoping to buy my first soon thanks alot
I would recommend a 350/400/440 instead, just to get a more nimblel bike, much more fun and easyer to move around.
U knocked out the park boiiii
I've done mainly classic rebuilds, but I prefer 70s rebuilds that said, I am watching for ideas on my own cafe racer rebuild, but also I would like to know where to order parts from like turn signal kits and rebuild kits for carbs and engines?
Awesome… thanks for the tip and great vid👍👍
Amazing build, love it!
Thanks for watching!
hey, just wanted to know more about your battery experience , like how you managed to do all those complicated wiring done by yourself. i have newly developed this craze of bike building hope you can help me increase it a bit.
Truly inspiring
Built mine with a 1976 CJ360 T.
Great video... very nice bike... well done
Maybe a pipe bender or metal bender for fabricating
I love it. I have 1978 CB400 I would like to build like that.
I’d love to do a 400 one day.
Awesome vid here bro! Keep it up!
Great looking bike fun videos to watch to
Great work man! What kind of foam did you use for the seat and how do you feel it holds up for longer lengths of time being seated.
Thanks. It high density foam that I got from a local upholstery supplier.
Awesome Job!
Wish I cold build a badass ride like that with my pop.
You took off the front mudguard, including the brace that’s on there. I’ve read a lot about structural integrity being reduced when you do that. Did you notice any issues when you were driving?
I am actually putting a fender on this year. I could see why it would help.
Great work mate!
I appreciate it
Where do you get your seat foam and what firmness do you use?
nice work
Love the build looking forward to the next one, keep up with the good work
That looks awesome!
Thanks Roland.
Curious about what 3d printed parts you had in mind for this build
Speedo holder a few mounting brackets and a few other little things.
Hey, what brand mirrors did you go with?
Would love to see a "Tools" video!
I love it great work man
Where and what type of foam did you end up purchasing? I had a lot of trouble with my build finding a suitable material that didn't cost a fortune and ended up with a few different layers.
There is a foam resale business local to me. It’s just a medium density foam that would be used for mattress covers or furniture cushions.
love cafe racer
what carby and air filters are those?
What's that type of handle bars are those and will those fit a cb750?
Looks great. What type of tires are the ones on the final bike? Pirelli?
Thanks. I believe it’s a MT 66
Yea working on old bikes it helps being trained by a journeyman electrician and master plumber.
Awesome job. I am a home garage builder too. Really enjoyed your video. What did you use for the seat foam?
Thanks Jeff. It’s high density foam I got from an upholstery distributor.
Same here I be 40 next year, I thinking 💭 I want to get Kmp-200, Lafon, living in austin $ alot, want get that bike, all I do work ,eat, sleep, no sL : /, one day!
Very well done
Thanks for watching. I’ve got some builds coming up in the next few months
where did you find the tank sticker? looks sweet!
I had it made locally.
CLEAN!!!!
Inspirational video
Instead of cutting the metal parts yourself. I would invest into a plasma cutter. Way easier. You would need a air compressor though, which is a good thing to have anyways.
INSPIRING!
For the moto gadget m-unit how does that work with having a kick start. I have a 1978 Yamaha sr500 and I would love to understand this a little more
I can’t see why not.
Looks good. Are the wings on the tank a large decal or are they painted on?
That’s a decal made from car wrap. Thanks for watching
bro is talking about where to get resources when he's one for me haha
Awesome!!!
Im HD guy but i like all bikes cool machine👍
What rear sets did you use for your bike? I have a cafe racer that I might need to swap the rear sets on
Cognito Moto rearset. Not cheap but extremely well made.
@@furthernorthfab is that set universal? And did you get the “cafe racer” kit with it? Or did your stock stuff work?
amazing
What spray paint was used on the rims?
It was a paint specifically for rims.
okay there's a a difference between a build and a mod. With a build, you begin by welding up a frame; cutting down an old bike is a mod (where 'chopper' comes from)
Sampai jumpa lagi nak 😇
WoW 😮