[Pfc.Pyle]

My current bike:

My project:

Peace n ride safe.

 

[Fritz katzenjammer]

Junk really, nothing special.... and so many more to post....

 

[OldMan]

‘96 WR 250

‘04 Vulcan 800

‘79 XS 750

Isn’t this what the forums all about?

 

[MR305]

‘96 WR 250 View attachment 105180
‘04 Vulcan 800 View attachment 105181 View attachment 105184 View attachment 105186 View attachment 105190
‘79 XS 750 View attachment 105191 View attachment 105192
Isn’t this what the forums all about? View attachment 105193 View attachment 105195

1965 Honda CB77

 

[CaTacL1sm]

I really need to finish my CB77 race bike.

MR305, what front end are you running? I went with GT550 forks and a 4LS drum

 

[MR305]

The front forks and triple trees are Ceriani. I designed and fabricated them myself. I have a Suzuki GT750 4ls front brake for it, but the disks worked so well I never used the drum brake.

I built this bike as you see it, in 1972 and fabricated the tank, fairing, seat and catch pan. . These pictures were taken at a track day in the late 2010's. I alternated riding between the CB and my RC51 at the trCk days. These pictures were taken at Hallett Raceway in Oklahoma. I was in my late 60's at the time.
Here's a shot of the RC51 from a track day.

 

[rossmick62]

Just about done with this '72 Norton Combat Commando re-skin with all alloy bodywork & wheels. Just need the decals and that'll do it...

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YUM !!

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[Hans V]

Just joined. Cool forum. Here’s my recently finished ‘78 BMW R100.

 

[homebrewtj]

Thou shall not partake of decaf

 

[woodsman]

Thou shall not partake of decaf

It's really nice to see a well prepped CB four for a change, rather than another grinder amputee. It's the first one that has been posted, in a long time, that I would like to own. Nice job.

 

[Tinsnips]

That looks great HomeBrew! Very well done Sir.

 

[homebrewtj]

It's really nice to see a well prepped CB four for a change, rather than another grinder amputee. It's the first one that has been posted, in a long time, that I would like to own. Nice job.

Thanks a lot, I appreciate that. My main goal was to restore it as close as possible to stock and customize it just a bit to make it my own and reflect my personality and what I think it should look like.

 

[homebrewtj]

That looks great HomeBrew! Very well done Sir.

Thanks! I’m pretty damn proud of it. It’s been a long on-and-off project, but was definitely worth it.

 

[Tinsnips]

How long was the project and what shape was she in when you started?

 

[woodsman]

Thanks a lot, I appreciate that. My main goal was to restore it as close as possible to stock and customize it just a bit to make it my own and reflect my personality and what I think it should look like.

It's well done. A nice clean, simple Honda on the tank would look good.

 

[homebrewtj]

How long was the project and what shape was she in when you started?

Well, I bought it in 2013 and tore it apart right away. I worked on it when I could and took looong breaks between kids and work travels. Almost thought about selling it last year, but my wife said I should finish it after having it for so long. I’m glad I did.

Here’s how it looked the day I bought it for $500

 

[homebrewtj]

It's well done. A nice clean, simple Honda on the tank would look good.

I have the emblems and am debating it.

 

[Tinsnips]

Great find for $500.00! Glad you went the original route, she was a good example of the breed and it would have been a shame to cut her up. Very well done.

 

[Shasta McNasty]

A quick shot...purchased in Jan 2022 and just going through it to make sure it's ship-shape. '71 Triumph Bonneville frame with a '66 Tiger motor. It's my first Brit bike so I had to buy some new wrenches

 

[crazypj]

Except for the silencer and side cover, that's exactly how my 550 looked in 1977 when I bought it.