Honda CB750 Part 2 Of The FINAL ASSEMBLY - TIMELAPSE
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- Honda CB750 Final Assembly - PART 2 of Final Assembly of Honda Cafe Racer CB750
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G'day Dan!! I'm in Brisbane and i do restos and resto-mods (mostly on Japanese motorcycles). That battery box you put in the swingarm... mate, is that something you made, or did you pick it up somewhere else? If you did indeed make it, are you planning on selling them, because thats the aort of thing I'd like for my XS400 Scrambler project (although might be a little too large for the battery). If sourced from elsewhere, could you please point me in the right direction? Also, in regards to your moldable plastic seat base, how is it for stapling seat upholstery to? Or does one need to rivet the fabric under it instead? Your peohects are epic, and this one is looking especially tidy. The Swingarm axle covers is genius! Cheers 🍻🤙🏼
@@mrmcbeardy9268 Hey mate I don’t make the battery boxes to sell I’m sorry, if I had enough people interested in that sort of stuff I would do a small run of fabrication but most of the stuff is custom-made and a one off, just like those swing arm Caps. In regards to the multiple plastic seat base. I don’t use staples ever, I use the same contact adhesive that upholstery places use it is ridiculously strong. If you send me a personal message on Instagram I can send you the dimensions of this battery box so you can even make one yourself Or have one made 👍
@@CafeRacerGarage Hey Dan! Cheers mate, I really appreciate your candour and your comradery 🙏Thanks, i shall indeed touch base on Insta. That must be some next level upholstery adhesive!?.. and I think i need it in my life 😄 Thanks for the reply mate. If you're ever in Brissy, first rounds on me 🍻
Good work done I got a Honda cb 750cc 2007 limited edition but buying the parts at eBay and delivering them at Kenya is too expensive
Amazing job. Never seen one before with such an obsession with details. Outstanding creativity and craftsman skills.
Thank you mate. I really like doing best I can even though it might never be noticed by 90% of people that glance over it. I’m satisfied with the work I’ve done and help others on their journey.
Awesome!
Regarding the chain guard... I like the idea of using the same colour as the engine. 😀👍
Thank you so much mate
Dan it's looking great, I would say bare looks good on the chai guard, but if your set on painting it I would go engine color to break things up a bit. But if it doesn't look right then black to match the frame. Looking forward to the new videos!!!!
Thank you so much mate I’m actually thinking about changing the media in my vapour blasting cabinet and see if I can get more of a shine to the stainless :)
From all the way in Nova Scotia, Canada, I love your videos and I have an old CB750C that I will get back to someday and get running again.
I got it tore down and COVID made getting parts a real pain, but once I get time and some new bearings I want to get the engine back together and start messing with the frame.
Keep up the good work.
Also from NS! I too have been following along with Dan's builds for quite a while.
@@Mike_Barker I have seen some of your videos too, Mike.
Thank you so much mate and you picked a very good bike to work on
Engine colour for sure. Bring that theme to the back of the bike
It's a pleasure to look at someone who knows 🤩👌👍👏 BRAVO!
Dan, your lathe skills keep getting better! as always I am impressed with your creativity and attention to detail, P.S. great soundtrack! keep the great videos coming.
Thank you so much mate I’ve got plenty more video still to come so stay tuned
that beast is beautiful, great job mate
Coming along nicely Dan. The engine should have it's own unique colour so matte black for the chain guard : )
indeed. what about satin black wrinkle finish or hammertone..? I think that could look great too 🤔
Thank you so much mate I’m still trying to figure out what will look good so I guess I’ll have to trial a few things
The level of detail is insane! Nice job Dan!
Thank you so much mate, it was never designed to be a rush so I have time to do detailed work and share the process which seems to keep everybody happy 👍😁
Hi Dan, lovely job with that plastic. Bike's looking great. Time to enjoy it . Frost here this morning but it 'll warm up later ..... i hope , lo , thanks . Gus
Thank you Gus, always nice to read a comment from you 👍
You could 3-D print the swing arm pivot covers with your logo. That would look smart.
Really great job Dan, she's coming along nicely, the finish on the frame and swing arm is rippa. Looking at all those bits you have to reassemble, can wait to see the final assembly part 3, 4, 5 hahaha. With the chain guard, bare or same colour as the engine would be my second choice. I know this has been a very long build but mate, it is definitely going to be a sweet looking ride when she's done. Do you think she'll be ready for the GC DGR?
Hey buddy thanks for the kind words, i’m not sure if it’ll be ready by then because I’ve actually started another project but one thing is for sure it is very close to finishing.
It’s just that I need to put the time in to this particular bike to finish it off and I don’t like to rush things.
Hi Dan, the bike is looking amazing! I love how it has evolved over time, I've been following along for years whilst working on my own CB750 project.
Have you found a good wiring diagram for these? The only manuals I have are very low resolution and are impossible to read!
Nice video Dan, excellent job mate. You are doing a great build, it looks sweet. Ride safe, Cheers
Thank you so much mate I’m really enjoying the process Now that I’m at the final stages
Great work with much techniques and skills.
Thank you so much mate
Congrats on all u do! Keep it up!
Awesome work mate!
Awesome job,i have a custom suzuki gs 750 with different forks and swingarm
That is a great choice of bike
Very nice, it's always good see your videos.
I think u can leave the chain guard just like that.
Thank you so much mate I appreciate your kind words
Très très beau travail, merci
Parabéns my brother
Looking sharp Dan 👌🏼
hey there, what great videos ye gat.
love the final product... cant wait to see what honda its gon be....
sincerely, i need your help, please
chain guard .... leave it stainless, looks so good
Got to love a high quality build and throwing cheap Chinese shocks on it......
Those are actually going to be getting changed out but thanks for the comment and have a great day :)
@@CafeRacerGarage great to hear, have you considered Ikon as they are Aussie.
Beautiful.
My favorit build
Definitely subscribed! Love to build one sometime soon. Even if it takes awhile
It’s always more about the journey than it is the end result, When shooting footage to share on TH-cam it’s always going to take three times longer but that’s okay because I get to share my process with you
@@CafeRacerGarage thank you for sharing your process!
That 750 engine is the engine to own. In MHO better than everything except maybe an MV Augusta.
Приятное видео.
Think you should leave the chain guard stainless, it will be the only thing down there stainless and will accent it.
Thank you mate :)
Прекрасная работа👍
Thank you so much mate
Seeing as how you did not do anything special with the swingarm cover, you should have just order a stock one. Unless you need to practice your lathe skills.
Heat and ceramic coating will make the plastic shine “permanent”
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Is the back wheel from a r6 as well?
Did you do any mods on the back?
It’s the original back wheel off this bike
What tank is that?
How monney ạ!!!
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How much is a bike like that ?
@@HugoValencia-f5w it really depends on you using quality parts or cheap parts also building it yourself compared to paying somebody else. you could be anywhere between $15,000 $40,000 depending on those factors
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The real Cafe Racer is only made of British motorcycles
Besides the Triumph Bonneville, BMW R698 the cb750 was the popular choice for the first cafe racers...