first time with a honda

first build and went with a honda cb750 since iv'e wanted to build one for a while. spent 700 on the truck load and sold off what i didnt need and made my money back and then some. cycle x boxer frame is on order. i have know idea what im doing. let the fun begin.

That's a decent haul of parts for seven bills. If you have enough of the stock parts, you'll only need a seat, oil bag, fender and tank to get that boxer frame on the road. They're pretty much a plug and play frame, other than a few tabs to weld. Keep the photos coming!

Have fun with your build. This is one of my bikes built off a Boxer frame from Cycle Xchange...

Looks like you had enough parts to make two decent bikes. Waiting to see what you come up with.

Oh hell yeah, that was a score! I am looking forward to the end result.

What did I need to put the allballs bearing kit on a boxer frame. Do I need neck cups.

Originally Posted by mad750

Have fun with your build. This is one of my bikes built off a Boxer frame from Cycle Xchange...

That is fucking unreal.... seriously.

I didn't get neck cups so i had to order them today. Now I need to figure out where the metel peices that can with the frame are used for.

sweet paint on the tank got any close ups

after a month and a half i received my frame. this is the newer style boxer frame that has a different neck support from the older models. clean and the welders are great.






can some one tell me were these go with pictures please. not sure were all the round bungs go. thanks guys.

use the round ones to center your engine in the frame. (on the motor mounting bolts) Look close between the motor and the black mount on the frame and you see the silver for the round spacers. Made mine out of stainless so I could shine it up.

The long ones go from the frame cross to the rear top motor mount. (drilled mine for SPEED)

Juan is running a cycle X Boxer frame. Rides great.

Sweet!!! Now that you have the frame on your possession you can start really moving to get this thing on the road. The boxer frame is a great platform to build off of and the possibilities are endless on how you want your bike to look. Keep us all posted on your progress and enjoy the build!!

Here's another CB that we built off the boxer frame...

My only word of advise is to be careful when choosing which oil bag to go with because the clearance is super tight from the bottom of certain oil tanks to the chain. Other then that, I don't think there are any other issues. If i think of any, I'll post em up.

thanks sir. this is my first build and need all the help i can get.

Originally Posted by southofthecanal

thanks sir. this is my first build and need all the help i can get.

Since this your first build, take your time, think things out, ask a ton of questions and try not to do too much all at once cause it could get overwhelming and you could lose motivation which is a project killer. I'm sure you know all this but it's good to hear/read about it every once in awhile.

Good luck and once again, post pics as you go along cause we all dig progress pics!!

MEDUSA CYCLES IN EAST MESA AZ put in the neck cups for me since a 2x4 and hammer wounln't. http://www.medusacycles.com/







bars from bobs used cyles( phx az import grave yard 48 bucks.

what should i do about the spacing problem in the rear.

stick some washers in there to make up the space, then get a proper spacer made up when you can.

was going to run this exhaust but its way to low for this frame.

next is to get a kick stand.

puts 4 of the 12 cards i had together to make the nicest of what i have together.
were is the best place for cb750 sohc card rebuild kits with gaskets AND i need photos and how to for rear wheel spacing on boxer frames. ALSO what are you guys using for motor mount
bolts since the 2 rear ones are to long. thanks for any help yall. also....



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