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What mirrors are those?

need a better exhaust....

Is that a 110/90 tire in the front?

Hey, great video, so cool to see it in stages, are you using it regularly now.? also I'm rebuilding a 1976 honda cb125 engine, what should I know.? I'm currently barely getting started, I've taken off seat gas tank, carb, muffler, as soon as I get these stripped screws out the engine I can take off the chain and then take off the engine.

That is one lovely looking bike-!! looks so much fun to ride too ( Great Job )

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Awesome! Can you tell me how many turn for the knob so you aren't making any double exposures at the same frame?

beautifully done!!!! Am planning to build a 125cc cafe racer.

Nice camera. Dubbed music and titles are effective and also a welcome change. Can you give some specs? How do you space the images in the film? A robust back that will work a long time. Also, your views are good. If you are taking photos you are, at least for the moment, a photographer. Keep refining your camera, looks to have more potential. Cheers.

smokes blue,eats oil!

very creative.

one of the most unique 125s i've ever seen! Truly beautiful bike!

Thanks!

Later, I switched to OKO carb. Regarding the engine modification, I did some general rebuild and replaced any necessary parts to a used/new parts.

Sweeeet

I just patched tubes around and kinda improvised... So not much of a skill in there... Thanks for liking the bike sound... I've rebuilt the bike and now it have a new exhaust system.

How did you do? The sound is amazing !

Yes, the exhaust is not the stock... I actually built one myself. Thanks for the comment!!

I like the sound ! How did you made? did you change the exhaust and if yes, wich one is it? (sorry i'm french)

sweet bike but you definitely need some more exhaust on there

Looks and sounds sweet fella.. Great job

What a sound! Very nice job.

It's a 4 stroke.

this is 2 or 4 stroke ? :)

wow no rear suspension, u with it? it must be rough on a bumped street.

what kind of triple tree did u use? it doesnt look like cb125's triple tree. anyway, cool bikes! i love the design of your bike, different in a good way!

this bike reminds me of iron man

Try searching "Motorcycle_Rim_Width_Tire_Size_Chart.pdf" that might help?

Any cg125 experts know if it's possible to put tires thicker than 90/90-18 on the stock wheels? And if so what's the largest possible size.

I think it needs a 125 twin engine on it. Thats what i got on mine. It turns way more rpms.

This bike may be slow but it looks so fun :-)

with the copper painted frame, makes it look like a steampunk bike

Awesome job on this racer.

@cam1996reeves try searching for Trick Tools

@PS3skeetery Well l'm scratching the front for a better design.... so it will take a while to get the bike sitting by herself. But my initial motivation of building this was to experience that different ride from traditional fork...

@takeroarima045 how does it ride does it ride better then forks?

@PS3skeetery hehe! ;)

damn that front end is somethin else aint it

@cristiancgarcia I had to build my own rearsets... and moving the battery took some effort on getting the wiring extended. The handlebars are also hand built.

Interesting.

I'm planning on buying a 75 honda cb350, my question is did you use aftermarket rearsets and how hard is it to move the battery to make the triangle? where is a good spot to put the battery? Also are you using clubman or clipon bars?

Nice job, as iam getting older iam thinking about making one super nice,

@MommyBird10 The engine on these does about 100mpg - although that's English gallons so it's a bit less for USA ones.

@masterwilkes these bikes weigh about 200lbs.The factory manuel says 197lbs or something similar.

Beautiful piece of history!

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muy lindo esteticamente pero mi suzuki ax-100 va mas rapido que eso

That looks uncomfortable as fuck.

@ninjaman1138 Thanks for the comment!! I used to take a metal class in high school, but other than that, it just came naturally... I did went through some serious amount of mistakes/problems to finish the bike...