Well, not quite ready yet but as I said in an earlier Blog, I picked up this old 1975/76 CB750F series up from a storage yard a few weeks ago.

Here she is when I got her.

Now she is like this at the moment.

I have now started to work on this fine beast and will soon be up for grabs and it will be a cool ride for someone, as this is an original bike with a few of my Cafe touches to it.

This machine has one of my New Knee inserted Glass Cafe Racer Gas Tanks and is fitted with New Alloy Flip Top Gas cap and a New Genuine Honda Petcock.

I have just fitted one of My Rocket 4 seat bases to the frame and I shall be upholstering this coming week with any luck and will fit a cool rear tail light onto the back of the seat base.

I have fitted a New Chrome Classic headlight and brand New Alloy Turn signals.

The lights work on high and Low beam and I look forward to hearing some of your thoughts on this machine.

The bike has a set of Original Boranni Alloy deep Dish Race rims on it and they were anodized back in 1978, hence the sun light has faded the back etc but still a great set of rims.

The rear is a 16 inch high by 3.00 wide and has a low ratio sprocket set up.

The front has a 19 inch Boranni and I just rebuilt the front brake caliper and functions very well indeed.

The rear caliper I took apart as it was seized up, I completely stripped it and polished the carcasses, then new O rings and Piston and fitted, then bled and now that functions very well.

A set of club-man bars sit on top of the triples and New GT grips too.

The Carbs were pulled apart and rebuilt and has Original aftermarket cool Air filter set ups that I have not seen for ions.

The Jewel in the crown on this machine is it has an Original Series one YOSHIMURA exhaust system, this is the real deal and a very very hard item to locate these days.

To add to this, the bike has big Cheese cutter Disc brakes back and front and were drilled back in the day.

To help her cool down, this has an Original Lockhart Oil cooler kit

I have decided to use another seat base of mine called the Razor Back, I like its proportions and shall have a tuck n roll snap fitting seat cover on this base to give it that Nostalgic look.

This will have an Oval or Round Red L.E.D. tail light in the back when all said and done and will make sure that it functions perfectly.

I shall post photo’s as I go along, so each day you may see little changes in this Cafe Racer motorcycle.

I have aptly named this bike ” The Coal Chisel ”

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