bwahaha got a new lid :megusta:

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my bike :hotbaby:

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Hey CharlieH, what site did you order the Rossi helmet from?

The inaugural ride with my 1979 Yamaha SR500 cafe racer :D
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ridersdiscount.com

better prices if you contact them through different bike forums though. in this case i got a special deal via s1000rrforum.com

sick cafe. did you do the build yourself?

Thanks! :)

No, I did not. The only thing I did was customize the suspension. You can read more about my bike on my journal entry. :D

red CBR
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ohlins babayyyyy :fuckyea:

Yep! Ohlins Ya 148 - S36P type - a 36mm monotube diameter with external piggy back gas pressurized reservoirs on the rears and RaceTech Gold Valve cartridge emulators up front. :D

That looks pretty sick. I am building a CB750 cafe as well (you might have seen it at Cypress while you were there). Do you mind if i ask where you source your parts? Any good forums for some extra info?

Thanks!

Not sure if I saw your bike specifically but I know that Dave & Darcy can and will build a proper bike.

I got my Ohlins shocks from Rod @ RMR Suspension in Abbotsford. They are an authorized Ohlins dealer and repair centre hence why I went with them. For the RaceTech Gold valve cartridge emulator, I bought them through Dave & Darcy @ Cypress since it's part of the MotoCanada catalog or whatever it's called.

For cafe parts for your CB750, I don't know of any people locally who sell stuff so your best bet is online. Most of my parts were pretty generic so no real "source" so to say. If you want some cool CB750 cafe parts, give Dustin Kott a call @ Kott Motorcycles in Santa Clarita, CA. Dustin specializes in custom fabrication specifically for the Honda CB series - this guy is a pro. Your next best bet is the famous Steve Carpenter in Orange County (Google for his info.) He's highly respected and his parts are proven to work w/o any problems but some of his stuff isn't cheap.

Locally, I'm going to have to say Cypress is a good bet and also Bill @ 5th Gear in Richmond.

i have an 04 Busa with RCC stage 2 turbo kit on board

Welps, its my turn :thumbs:

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^^^^ so jelly, nice bike

^ hehehe

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HAHAHA fucking hell charlie...

Schpanks :)

Niiice. is that an aftermarket clutch cover?

No homie, its just stock cover, but I've been looking at the exposed ones :agree:

LOL nice one guys, can I put that up in the shop? No homo customers of the month?

Weeeee

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sure, im sure it'll get a few laughs from the customers haha. too bad none of us have a pic like yours since we're a bunch of posers :okay:

+1

As requested by BCR Dukes, not most of your cup of tea Im sure.

Only picture I have in my photobucket. This was on a 6 day trip with my Brother and Dad this last summer.

Ill get some better Pics come next summer. A classic Bike meet is not a bad idea......

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BMW Airheads! :buttrock:

I was looking into getting a /6 but realized they are way too tall for me. That and it won't fit into my garage so I had to nix the idea altogether.