How to Fit an R6 Front End to A ★ Cafe Racer Honda CB750 - Part 1
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- Fitting the R6 Front End to A Cafe Racer Honda CB750. This is Part 1 of the process, don't forget to check out Part 2
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Cheap pod filters are only for mocking up and not recommended at all! I forgot to mention this in the video,
This model CB750 is hard to fit pods to so I'm working on a solution using cheap filters that just happen to be black. unfortunately, the only black pod filters are the cheap crappy ones.
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I was debating going with an R6 or GSX-R front end for my '82 CB750, but I went with a CBR600 F2 front end. My OCD couldn't handle mismatched wheel rims and the F2 rear is practically a drop in fit.
So the you couldnt use the spreadsheet from allballs to buy the correct bearings to do the r6 front end conversion? Also does the EU version cb750 have different gauges and dual front rotors? My 92 cb750 in the states has different gauges and only single rotor in the front. 🤔🤔🤔
Yo, HOW did you get the throttle cable off? I see that you were struggling and I am running into the same frustrating issue myself
how did you deal with the offset difference? ive read people recommend keeping the offset the same which requires the bottom and top triple from cognito. I'm planning a gsxr 1000 conversion for my cb750 as well. any big issues not changing the offset?
Did you have to order the triple clamp custom from cognito moto?
im trying to put a 2006 gsxr front end on my 1979 honda cb750f, my current rear wheel is bigger than my the front gsxr wheel and i wanted to see if you could tell me what wheel i could put could put on the rear because i cant afford an after marked wheel and the 750c is drum brake and i what the disk
how much travel do the original forks have compared to the r6 forks?
i'm fitting cbr600f3 stanchions into my standard sliders, they have about 150mm (5 7/8") travel.
Love unboxings, damn I shop like you, never know what the hell I've ordered lol
Two Lane Blacktop thank you for the feedback 😋
I guess if you shop like me than you also buy a lot of crap you don't always use but lol 😂
Keep the awesome comments and questions coming, it keeps me going.
Hey mate. Another great video. I spent most of yesterday watching you work. (love watching other people work) What is your regular trade/occupation?
haha! Thank goodness you admit to your mistakes and forgetting what your order! I am totally the same in that regard.
I never pretend to be an expert because we are always learning :)
Could you fit those forks on the cb250? I want to build a walking dead replica for my son
Bloody hell that R6 front end is going to look lethal. Guessing the bike wont be under braked after thats installed!! Unboxing is cool man leave them in! :D
Love seeing your name pop up in my notifications, I always know it will be a positive or funny one. Thank you brother. I realised how handy a hydraulic press would be today but not sure I would use it enough to buy such a bulky item. Ok I will keep the unboxing in the videos but I may separate them from the main build videos. Once again Thank you for the amazing comments :)
And i look forward to your vids popping up in my notifications. Today that occurred at work. I was tempted to sneek of and watch it but nah better wait till i get home and can enjoy it. A unboxing and build will be cool. Double the Dan vids! #wining. Seriously looking forward to part 2 as well cause its a serious swap and will bring the bike and its handling into thd 21st centuary. Really looking forward to seeing it in action! Cheers mate!
iRidetas yes keep the unboxing. It shows that I’m not the only one been surprised when I open things I purchased from eBay. I doing up a GS550E. Just can’t get myself to cut the tail frame
back....good video thanks Jimmy
So when exactly do you fit the front end as per the title? Clicked for a front end conversion and got a disassembly into unboxing video.
Here is part 2 th-cam.com/video/S2-LqHBMD-s/w-d-xo.html Enjoy myfriend :)
Hey nice job! Can u tell me is that a stock rear end you have on it? I have a CB750 1981 which with the use of Cognito Moto have managed to put a CBR1000 Fireblade front end on whith the CBR wheel. However I want something a little meetier on the back to match?
Lee Clarke This is the stock cb750f2 1993 rear so it will look awesome on your setup by the sound of things 😊
I got a 1980 cb750k that I wanted to upgrade to modern forks but everything that I've looked at says that you need a 20 ton press to get the stem out. But you didn't use a press maybe different year models require a press. I don't know. But I find it pointless to buy a press just to use one time and never again
Should’ve loosened the tension on that at the carb. Comes right off with no pliers to the head. Sometimes you can even loosen it enough at the perch.
What year are those forks?
Another great video Dan. What's the brand and model of the manual bending machine you unboxed? I saw that in Born Co. Videos too. Thatg guy has some mad skills with sheet metal. Btw. My kids love your vids too.
Peter Kowalinski thanx fro the great feedback, that's cool that your kids like watching too, how old are they?
The brand of bending machine is Optimum - Fp30 and it's made in Germany so it's gotta be good 😊 lol
Cafe Racer Garage they're 12 and 10. Thhey laugh when you called your project the spaghetti monster. Keep up the great content.
Hey mate- any chance you still have the stock front end ?
Did you need to change the triple clamp and shaft or could it plug straight up with the stock r6 clamp, and could you do the same with a cb250?
Part 2 of this video is worth watching to answer those questions :) th-cam.com/video/S2-LqHBMD-s/w-d-xo.html
@@CafeRacerGarage 10-4 i will listen instead of skimming through great work by the way 💪
Any knowledge or information maybe even a video on how to mount a GSXR , R6, or CBR swing arm on a 92 Honda nighthawk 750 I have a Bridgeport milling machine and monarch lathe in my garage and extensive welding experience so any help is greatly appreciated!!!
Amanda Smith those are some handy matching tools you have :) unfortunately I’ve not done that conversation on the 92 Honda but I’ve thought about it and I know it’s possible
Hey mate, just a heads up I bought those grips for my 78 cb750 and the tube didn't fit in the switch unit.. Not sure how you will go but I ended up crushing the new grip in a vice to break the tube up and put the original tube in the new grip.. Good luck!
Thank you mate, that is a useful heads up :) I'm super grateful for tips and tricks like this. sound like you have played this bike building game for a while?
Cafe Racer Garage I'm just a beginner, in the process of restoring an old Yamaha and also happen to own a cb750 f2 which I'm hesitant to chop because it's in good nik
Mine is an F2 also :) Do you know what the F2 stands for by any chance?, Ive not looked into it! are you located in Australia? I know that feeling of chopping something that is working perfectly and looks good, If you trust your self you will be making it even better so don't put to much thought into it lol.
Hi mate, I just wanted to let you know I mentioned you in my latest video regarding the grips :)
thank you for your help and tips.
Cafe Racer Garage watched the video, nice work and thanks.
It took me ages dremel grinding the new tube to fit in the ignition unit before realising I could just use the original tube.. One thing to also check is while the grip is snug over time it stretched and I had to remove it, add some tape and glue to get it nice and tight.. One more thing, if you need glue take the grip off so you don't get glue on the bars like I did haha.
Keep the vids coming
Yeah like unboxing video's! But I would recommend to cut video's like these in two. Rather make a dedicaded unboxing vid and call it like that or a wrenching video about your front end... Now you 'tease' me with your R6 front end miniature at the work actually stops and the most exiting part and I get to see unboxing instead... ;) Keep it up! 🖒
Chiefpep Very good point and I would not of thought of that so thank you for that tip. Im so grateful to have your support and comments. 👌
Links to parts you buy please
Fork conversion?
Wow! Look at the state of that front tyre 🥺
Yes, i m enjoy and very interested in your videos,,,, just do it, we enjoy.... thank you
hey dan i love your channel! Youve been a big help! I just bought my first bike and of course its a cb750 haha. I had a question though..did you swap out the gas tank? if so what kind is it? thanks!
XDMXGamin it's a cb650 1979 model tank
I spoke about it in my first episodes 😁
Thank you for the comment
Definetly interests me
Another great video mate, make sure your pod filters don't have a rubber lip on the inside as it will restrict flow to the air jets.
Alan Dow thank you mate. I was told I will need to re jet the carbs once I get to the tuning stage. This is a little over my head so I might take it somewhere to pay the experts for a perfect tune, what do you think?
Yeah you will defo need to re jet them mate. CV carbs are a complete pain in the arse to re jet with pods as well a strong cross wind can be enough to upset the fuelling but i would definitely have a go if i were you. I change to VM carbs whenever i can they are far easier to re jet.
Oh you thumbnail teaser you!!! Can't wait to see how ya get the front end together, looks like it's gonna be very sweet :) So are you going to be using the stock R6 lower triple clamp with that headstock conversion kit??
Ha Ha Yes I am lol! hang in their mate. :) The video was to long so I needed to split it into 2 parts, however, yes im using the original R6 lower clamp with a custom top clamp made by Cognito Moto.
Nice :) I checked out the Cognito stuff ... very tasty indeed!! Pricey but looks worth every penny :)
They are based in the US and very knowledgeable, I've spoken to Nicholas over the phone from here in Australia and he is more than happy to help you get the right parts you need. I hope to work in with them soon but for now Im just using their parts and recommending them :)
Good job!!
Thank you mate. :) Be sure to check out part 2 at the end of the week :)
As I’m currently watching... So you hit yourself in the head with the long-nosed pliers. When I was in high-school, a friend’s brother was trying to pull the spring off a pair of brake-shoes. When the long-nosed pliers slipped off they came straight back and stabbed his eyeball. Destroyed it. Had to have it removed. Really freaky accident.
What is that ringtone? Sounds dope
its called Perfect Strangers (marimba Remix)
I like the unboxing if it's bike build gear as that is what I'm here for. Personally I'm not interested in the camera stuff.
Just my 2 cents....
Great
I saw that tag on a. Vid
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