Lets see some cb's......

[turtle]

I dig the mag!

[goodcitizen]

Just finished up my cb350 for the summer

[Trogg]

Haha Ill dig up some more pictures soon. I dont know if its going to stay the way it is or not, if so It needs some tweeking. For now:

[easyspeed]

Thanks guys, the 750 is a custom built hardtail. The front half of the backbone and the down tubes were all I kept. The rest is 1 1/8th" tubing and 3/8" axle plates. stretch was about 5 1/2" and few other subtle cuts n welds here to get it like it sits. I also built the oil tank, batterie box, seat, seat pan, hinge , etc. Ported the head, dyna ignition, cycle x carbs, cycle x charging system, Cut the case covers...n more..? lots of time spent over the last few years. But it's taught me a ton! I love it, just rode 100+ miles down to Louisville , KY for the beatersville show. Interstate to back roads, it did amazing. Not a problem to get 80 + mph steady.



Parked next to this 70's SOHC molded sled. It was one of my most favorite bikes there:

[Trogg]

For anyone else who wanted to see more of my bike. I have since chopped off the dumb tail on the seat so it flows into the fender.

[saltydog1]

my bobbed CB350

Its a 1973 CB350. the rigid is a tc bros universal kit. the whole front half is stock. It was my first project and it came out great. I ride it every day and its still fun to ride and it always gets attention.

[porkchopr]

77 cb750f2 supersport


last week


this week

[johnnybarndrunks]

For anyone else who wanted to see more of my bike. I have since chopped off the dumb tail on the seat so it flows into the fender.

This one really pushes all the right buttons with me.. Tits!

[650tritt]

[Poop32hut]

love that shit. cool!

[haggard]

girder and 17 inch invader going on soon

[MrFuckingBrandon]

[QUOTE=haggard;330966]girder and 17 inch invader going on soon[/QUOTE]

I run a 17 on my Harman and love it. Its nice to see more people breaking away from the 21-23" wheels.

[goodcitizen]

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[Trogg]

Here is an updated picture of mine.... wanted more ground clearance so I mated up some xl250 fork legs to cb550 triple trees. Still working on the high- low exhaust and mounting the headlight.

[Gnarly]

My 84 cb700sc