Inspirations research
- Shock absorbers
- Thermal bands
- Aluminum boxes
- Rear curls
- Bubbles
- Turn signals
- Commodos
- Meters
- Rear shells
- Exhaust
- Rear lights
- Air filters
- Forks
- Wardrobe
- Handlebars
- Brake and clutch levers
- Side plates
- Handles
- Headlights
- Footrest
- Tanks
- Mirrors
- Stool
- Silent
- Fork bellows
- Insurance supports
- License plate supports
- Shock absorbers
- Thermal bands
- Aluminum boxes
- Rear loops
- Bubbles
- Turn signals
- Commodos
- Meters
- Rear shells
- Swine
- Rear lights
- Air filters
- Forks
- Wardrobe
- Handlebars
- Brake and clutch levers
- Side plates
- Handles
- Headlights
- Footrest
- Tanks
- Mirrors
- Stool
- Silent
- Fork bellows
- Insurance supports
- License plate supports
Motorcycle marks research
The CB750 Seven Fifty Cafe Racer of Bertrand
Today, Bertrand presents his prepared CB750 to us.
Here is the motorcycle before the preparation:
And here it is in the process of assembly:
Tell us your story with this preparation (why this style? Why this model? ...)
Hello, I found the Café Racer style, very interesting to have a personalized motorcycle with a nice look, after some tips from a friend who knows herself much more than me ... I left on a basis that s 'lent it pretty well; A Honda CB 750 Seven Fifty from 1993. Full ideas, Internet research advice and a little job anyway ... After a few months, I am proud of my result! This is my first motorcycle that I modify, not too bad for a pastry chef !!!
Here is the result:
What changes have you made to your motorcycle?
I changed the front and rear to transform it into Racer coffee.
Have you used remmotorcycle parts? If so, that?
Yes ; Lighthouse, rear light, handlebars bracelet, indicators, counter, handles.
Our comment:
The saddle line goes well with the tank line. The tank painting is superb. Beautiful job!
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