Dude, love’n all that black on the frame, wheels, forks, etc. Then the Cream tank with brown leather on the seat! Great color scheme with a real throwback pre 1940’s feel!!! You should be so proud of this bike. It’s class son, class!!!
I have a CB750 I'm currently working on myself and I love how you showed exactly how to do the rear u-bar/seat it turned out fantastic. I think the bike would be flawless with different gauges that sit a little lower.
ua-cam.com/video/A1rE5FgIUk0/v-deo.html check this video out. He uses pea shooter exhausts, which they have a unique sound. Twin exhaust pipes will improve the sound of the 4-cylinder engines,so as a mechanical engineer i recommend that option👌
hey there can you plzz tell me where are uh from and is there any other same bike you saw ? kindly respond i am really intrested in buying one for myself
I like that you kept the stock carburetor setup, Often times the 2 carburetor setups for these bikes make it run worse and are harder to tune, and when all 4 carbs have pod filters sometimes when going fast the engine bogs from the 2 center cylinders not getting enough air.
You should really think about becoming more invested on these builds. There’s a huge fan base behind them and you’re pretty good at it. Almost half a million views on just this one video that’s insane!!! Hope to see more like this in the future 🙏🏼
Thank you for that! I actually have another old cx laying around. I was trying to sell as is, but you are having me now think of just doing another build and video! thanks
I really love this bike, and will use your video as a model for my 750 project next year hopefully. Maybe you should give some more details about tyre sizes and few more elements of the build. So far my favorit SevenFifty on this channel!
Dude, judging from your plates you’re in jersey. I’m in jersey too. I just did a honda cafe like style. More like brat look. 74 cb750. Rewired the whole thing and did some welding. Yours looks good.
Do you guys know of any place in North Jersey I could bring/store a bike to do a build like this? I'd love to do it on my own(I just lack equipment, space to work, and all knowledge of motorcycles lol)
Building a 1978 , CB550-4 much like this and I like BOTH would love to find a good clean low mileage 750 myself. thanks for taking time to show us all ! .
@@awdrifter3394 yes we use kilometers, but still, 10k km a year is pretty normal for anyone who rides daily. My 2015 thruxton has 50k kilometers right now
great bike, i use simoniz tough paint for my black parts it is truly amazing , i painted my wheels , forks and frame 5 years ago and its still perfect and no flaking , its really thick like a primer and comes in satin or gloss, stuffs the nuts.....
A cheap build is probabaly bike plus 650 if you start with a running bike. Got my dad's 71 450k4 twin that i want to get rideable again some day. The parts list is up to about 500+ in parts to get it mechanically right, that's if i don't have to dig into the engine. Would be totally worth it though. Was the first ever bike i ever rode on the back of as a very young child.
I just bought a cb750 to turn into a cafe racer. I’m having issues... I changed out the handle bars to the low profiles ones and now I’m having issues with throttle because the wires are crammed... did you run into this issue??
Interesting modifications. I like the way that this video shows a simple, practical approach. I gave it a like. I am wondering if it never rains where you are. Don't you need mudguards for the wheels?
Great build. Considering doing the same with a bmw k100. Have one im looking at, with clean title, 100k miles, for like $400.Just doesn't currently run. Also I'm a novice.
Nice build ! I've done a few of these and found a company called "Texavina" they are in Viet Nam and make some really nice quality seats for builds like this and they are model specific. turn around time varies, shipping and customs, but they are high quality. I had one build where I cheaped it and ordered a Cafe seat from Ebay and man, what garbage, hard to sell a build with materials like that, just my two cent.
120k bike. Dont be mean to it, the primary drive chains tend to break. I've got a mostly restored 76 CB750k, great bikes. I've put 300 miles on it in the past week lol.
wow man thats amazing!! great job and i appreciate you for admiring your work and show all of us, again amazing job was worth it wasnt it hahaha and yeah that really did sound like a bubble blower hahahahaah. i have a 97 sportster chopper i built, on a aftermarket rigid frame and i have it all bobbed and chopped out. ride safe brother!!!
So I just bought a 79 Honda CB400T what are some recommendations on where to start? Realize this is an old video but seeing as I am also in jersey thought someone might see this lolol its my first bike so pretty excited to get to work
The bike does look great I’ve owned a lot of Honda 650 and 750 fours over the years love the motors weight to power ratio and reliability the only negative I know on the bikes is on the late 1970s and early 80s when the laws changed about riding day and night with the headlight on Honda and most other Japanese bikes did not upgrade the charging system to accommodate the drain from that headlight the easiest solution is to put a switch on the headlight to not run it during daytime for me if I got pulled over for it I just played dumb and said I forgot to switch it on it’s hard to tell in the daytime that it’s off because I can see fine
Nice job mate👍🏻 Good choice on the handle bars too! The downside to clip ons is the uncomfortable position but nice compromise. Only thing I could pick on was the unpainted engine mounts at the front. Well done 👏🏻 Cheers from Down Under.
@@motoblast3574 My point is no mudguard means all the wet muck from the road will be thrown all over you and the bike. Yes I have ridden in the rain I live in England where it rains more often than it does not, it also get pretty cold in the winter round here (live in the Chilerns a high area) but we don't get snow much thank god. Yes have ridden all year round, it gets tough on the bike and rider I find. Mudguards, fairings and proper chain guards blunt some of the down side of wet weather unless of cause you like hunting for mystery electrical issues at the side of the road in the rain.
@@motoblast3574 Thanks, it's not the wet I have issue with it's the mix of smutts of fuel, brake & tyre dust, mud and other stuff that gets plastered all over everything in a grey/brown grimmy layer thats the problem.
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Honda's never die they just need remodeled every few decades to fit current styles
XD
running with no header, sounds like a motorcycle that Sponge Bob would ride XD
Lmao 🤣🤣🤣
J G exhaust output port
🤣
😂accurate
I couldn’t even believe it til I heard it 😂😂🤣
Dude, love’n all that black on the frame, wheels, forks, etc. Then the Cream tank with brown leather on the seat! Great color scheme with a real throwback pre 1940’s feel!!! You should be so proud of this bike. It’s class son, class!!!
Yes!! I’m glad we are on the same page! Thank you so much, I really appreciate it!
Bruh this thing looks soooooo nice, and everything fits soo perfectly, no weird open spaces anywhere, I love it, greaaaaaaaattttt job man.
Thank you so much!
Finally the video I was looking for!
Thank you for narrating what you were doing and showing us you can make a beautiful bike for cheap!
Thank you so much!!
I have a CB750 I'm currently working on myself and I love how you showed exactly how to do the rear u-bar/seat it turned out fantastic. I think the bike would be flawless with different gauges that sit a little lower.
Lol the no header sound clip haha
It came out pretty good indeed,the only thing that hits on my eyes is the muffler...a smaller one should be nicer
yes, your right on that
@@motoblast3574 it's a detail but it will change the look completely!
ua-cam.com/video/A1rE5FgIUk0/v-deo.html check this video out. He uses pea shooter exhausts, which they have a unique sound. Twin exhaust pipes will improve the sound of the 4-cylinder engines,so as a mechanical engineer i recommend that option👌
That looks fly AF. I love the color. I love those vintage bikes.
Thank you!
Excellently and very neatly customized. I loved this bike.
Right on!
Nice job man. I build custom bikes for a living. Building this without any experience and out of your garage it turned out great.
thank you so much! I really appreciate it.
I laughed at that sound. You did a great job with the chassis. Love the style.
Hahah thank you!
You're lucky to have the pre-1977 carbs. Much simpler and easier to tune than the PDs.
ohh really? I didn't know much about that. Thanks for the info!
Looks fantastic. This is the style bike I love. Well done.
Many thanks!
hey there can you plzz tell me where are uh from and is there any other same bike you saw ? kindly respond i am really intrested in buying one for myself
I'm from New Jersey. I made this bike about 5 years ago
I like that you kept the stock carburetor setup, Often times the 2 carburetor setups for these bikes make it run worse and are harder to tune, and when all 4 carbs have pod filters sometimes when going fast the engine bogs from the 2 center cylinders not getting enough air.
The bubble machine comment was amazing!!! Great build though man. Really nice!!
Hahah! Yea it still makes me laugh 😂
This turned out really slick for a cheap build. Very impressed
You should really think about becoming more invested on these builds. There’s a huge fan base behind them and you’re pretty good at it. Almost half a million views on just this one video that’s insane!!! Hope to see more like this in the future 🙏🏼
Thank you for that! I actually have another old cx laying around. I was trying to sell as is, but you are having me now think of just doing another build and video! thanks
Do u remember where u got the seat and handle bars?
I got them on eBay l, but i can’t find the listing anymore
I’ve been looking for a Honda cb750 for a long time now. Can’t seem to find one in my area. Yours came out great!
I really love this bike, and will use your video as a model for my 750 project next year hopefully. Maybe you should give some more details about tyre sizes and few more elements of the build. So far my favorit SevenFifty on this channel!
Thank you! stock tires sizes on here. Would like to add larger sidewall tires though.
Just wanna say. Beautiful bike man.im trying to build my own.thank you for clearing some anxiety I have
awesome. so happy to hear that! thank you and good luck!
Well done! This is exactly how I'd want mine to look.
I love these bikes so goddamn much. I see a dude on marketplace that did a really half assed chopper build and I think the cafe racers look better
Dude, judging from your plates you’re in jersey. I’m in jersey too. I just did a honda cafe like style. More like brat look. 74 cb750. Rewired the whole thing and did some welding. Yours looks good.
Wish I could send you a pic of it.
Yes I am in jersey! Thats awesome
Do you guys know of any place in North Jersey I could bring/store a bike to do a build like this? I'd love to do it on my own(I just lack equipment, space to work, and all knowledge of motorcycles lol)
Sam Nuber ditto
GREAT JOB SUNNY JIM. LOOKS 100 PER CENT BETTER
I love this style. Saving my money to make mine in future. Great job 👍🏻
Awesome! Thank you!
Building a 1978 , CB550-4 much like this and I like BOTH would love to find a good clean low mileage 750 myself. thanks for taking time to show us all ! .
This is something we should've been doing in highschool shop classes here in Texas back in the late 80's
That would be great
Nice job. Like the U bar u turn, but it doesn't match the line of the seat which is flat :/
Amazing! An amazing piece with little money and some skills.
28k miles is high? here in singapore we regularly clock 10k miles in a year since we ride them as a daily work transport. very sick build
I know right. High?
Singapore uses KM right? This is a 45k KM bike, that's pretty high.
@@awdrifter3394 but he said miles not km
@@awdrifter3394 yes we use kilometers, but still, 10k km a year is pretty normal for anyone who rides daily. My 2015 thruxton has 50k kilometers right now
I thinks it's pretty good when you remember that the bike is over 40 years old
Bud this is just awesome for little money. You've given a lot of novice folks inspiration im sure. Ya got my wheels turning in my head
I appreciate that! that was my intention!
great build but isn't there a missing plastic cover on the right side of the bike?
got it on now
beautiful bike nice work especially for the $300 budget Thanks for sharing
Thank you!!!
Dude this project came out well! 👍 looks awesome!
thank you!
Dude you made another one bad ass I'm still building my first one since watching your last video 😂
haha! they do take some time though
great bike, i use simoniz tough paint for my black parts it is truly amazing , i painted my wheels , forks and frame 5 years ago and its still perfect and no flaking , its really thick like a primer and comes in satin or gloss, stuffs the nuts.....
awesome, thank you for the advice!
You can add led tail lights it's cheap in amazon. Dont know in ebay though. And signal handle bar. And perfect... Hope you consider
Crazy how cheap these bikes are in the US, here in the UK that bike would be around $8k! Love the build
whaaat! that's insane
Awesome bike I loved the color combination
oh man, I wish this bike was cheap and easy to find here in Brazil, but not that many was imported back in the day
Ohh right I’ve heard about that
I love that gas tank color, lol I’m painting mine like that today. I have a 81 cb750c
awesome
thank you
Good looking bike! Like the color.
Thanks!
Looks very good man! Im looking for the same bike at the moment so this was great to see how easy it can be
Thank you!
This is...Badass. Dope dyi, I gotta do this.
nice one, i like the colour combination
Thank you!!
I really want to do this just to use as decor in my house. Doesn't even need to run, I just think these things look amazing.
You should!
@@motoblast3574 I think I shall! After my current projects of course xD whenever those might get done....
Looks pretty cool man, i like it!
Thank you!!
Nice rebuild! I rebuilt my carbs & should have gotten the bubble blowing no header sound!
Very nice, from Monmouth County! I'm going to chop my sportster this winter
that's awesome! Message me if you need anything. I also do vapor blasting now if you need any parts cleaned! good luck
Bro thing looks great! Such a good job 👍
Thank you so much!!
Love it! I have been wanting to build one for a while now.
Thank you! That’s awesome.. go for it!
was looking at cb650 nighthawk, and Yes I need more input on how to re custom as cafe racer
i think painting the side piece to match tank would have been kewl.
A cheap build is probabaly bike plus 650 if you start with a running bike. Got my dad's 71 450k4 twin that i want to get rideable again some day. The parts list is up to about 500+ in parts to get it mechanically right, that's if i don't have to dig into the engine. Would be totally worth it though. Was the first ever bike i ever rode on the back of as a very young child.
Wow man she’s a beauty 😰 I’m 19 and want this as a first bike project, just trying to ride already
Me too same
The money is the problem
Bike looks nice bro. Awesome job
Thanks 👍
I just bought a cb750 to turn into a cafe racer. I’m having issues... I changed out the handle bars to the low profiles ones and now I’m having issues with throttle because the wires are crammed... did you run into this issue??
I did not, but you can run the wires any way
Interesting modifications. I like the way that this video shows a simple, practical approach. I gave it a like. I am wondering if it never rains where you are. Don't you need mudguards for the wheels?
a cafe racer pretty much never has mudguards cus theyre more of nice weather bikes
and not alot of people go riding in the rain or when it has rained
@@thedandy6765 german law says naaaa
How did you eliminate the front turn signals? Just rip them out and call it a day? Or do you have to do something with the wiring?
Yes just remove them with a hammer 🔨
Legit awesome transformation bro
Appreciate it!
Very cool, good job man. Looking to do the same this summer.
Looks great.
Would it be possible to put clip on bars? That would complete the cafe racer/retro style
You could but he said right in the video that he didn’t want the lower handlebars.
What kind of exhaust do you have? i have a 1979 honda cb750k. I want to build it like yours
i had no idea the cafes look like this before hand. wooooow
Right! Same here before I got into it
Awesome transformation! Looks really good 👍🏽
Thank you!!
Great build. Considering doing the same with a bmw k100. Have one im looking at, with clean title, 100k miles, for like $400.Just doesn't currently run. Also I'm a novice.
FunWithAJ does it really have 100k miles?
I hope you did not buy that bike
Ive seen k100's for sale with more than 150.000 miles and they were drill running fine. Those BMW's can really run for a long time
end result is FKNG pretty
Thank you!!
Love the build only this id change is the stock Speedo and tac for a small one
That would be good
Congrats on your first build!!
The bike looks great! Nice job man
Looks GR8 mate!
Thanks for sharing...
Nice build ! I've done a few of these and found a company called "Texavina" they are in Viet Nam and make some really nice quality seats for builds like this and they are model specific. turn around time varies, shipping and customs, but they are high quality. I had one build where I cheaped it and ordered a Cafe seat from Ebay and man, what garbage, hard to sell a build with materials like that, just my two cent.
Thanks for the info!
Siiiick man....so much better than when you bought it
Couldn't agree more!
Could you give me the link to the bars you used
I don’t have a link anymore. They were in eBay and I can’t find them.
Are they just regular low rise bars
really nice budget build dude
Thank you. I really appreciate it
120k bike. Dont be mean to it, the primary drive chains tend to break. I've got a mostly restored 76 CB750k, great bikes. I've put 300 miles on it in the past week lol.
beautiful bike… I’m on the hunt for my first bike currently. 😊
Looks good man, nice job. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
wow man thats amazing!! great job and i appreciate you for admiring your work and show all of us, again amazing job was worth it wasnt it hahaha and yeah that really did sound like a bubble blower hahahahaah. i have a 97 sportster chopper i built, on a aftermarket rigid frame and i have it all bobbed and chopped out. ride safe brother!!!
Thank you so Much! I really appreciate it.
Thanks. Exactly what I want to do. But I’d sleeve the rear hoop. Not just butt weld it.
How much it consumes
Really good honest video.enjoyed it.
Glad you enjoyed it
can you do a gold wing cafe racer project
as soon as I find a good deal!
So I just bought a 79 Honda CB400T what are some recommendations on where to start? Realize this is an old video but seeing as I am also in jersey thought someone might see this lolol its my first bike so pretty excited to get to work
start with choosing a seat style you like and build around that and tie it all in
Qué modelo es el tanque de gasolina? Buen estilo 🤙🏽
Thank you!
What is the colorcode of the Paint on your Tank?
Not sure it’s just spray paint can
The bike does look great I’ve owned a lot of Honda 650 and 750 fours over the years love the motors weight to power ratio and reliability the only negative I know on the bikes is on the late 1970s and early 80s when the laws changed about riding day and night with the headlight on Honda and most other Japanese bikes did not upgrade the charging system to accommodate the drain from that headlight the easiest solution is to put a switch on the headlight to not run it during daytime for me if I got pulled over for it I just played dumb and said I forgot to switch it on it’s hard to tell in the daytime that it’s off because I can see fine
ohh right! I did hear about this
Nice job, I like your bike, and the relatively cheap build.
I have a 95 cb 750 nigthhawk tryna build myself as well needs some work but seeing this video got me excited to build mine btw good build!!
Thats awesome, thank you!
How much would you sell this bike for ?
Nice job mate👍🏻 Good choice on the handle bars too! The downside to clip ons is the uncomfortable position but nice compromise. Only thing I could pick on was the unpainted engine mounts at the front. Well done 👏🏻 Cheers from Down Under.
Thank you so much!
bike is 10 times better man great work
Great job! One thing I don't get is where did you relocate the battery?
thank you! I did not relocate the battery. its fine where it sits stock.
@@motoblast3574 ho ok, I thaugh it was under the original seat. Thanks!
if you need gauges and parts for that bike there is a place online Z1 parts they sell CB Honda parts
I need to put mirrors on my cafe racer but am looking for a cool place to put them.... any ideas?
I actually don't know, that's why I didn't put any mirrors on haha
Bar end mirrors are always an option
Your helmet
Looks great man. Nice build!
Kevin Cook , what build?, can you explain what he actually build??
Thank you!
Silly question do you ever ride when its raining? Fenders (mud guards) are a thing for a reason.
yes. If you are riding in the rain, you're getting wet anyway.
@@motoblast3574 My point is no mudguard means all the wet muck from the road will be thrown all over you and the bike. Yes I have ridden in the rain I live in England where it rains more often than it does not, it also get pretty cold in the winter round here (live in the Chilerns a high area) but we don't get snow much thank god. Yes have ridden all year round, it gets tough on the bike and rider I find. Mudguards, fairings and proper chain guards blunt some of the down side of wet weather unless of cause you like hunting for mystery electrical issues at the side of the road in the rain.
@@owen368 I know all about it. I don't live in England. If I did, I'm sure id have fenders.
@@motoblast3574 Thanks, it's not the wet I have issue with it's the mix of smutts of fuel, brake & tyre dust, mud and other stuff that gets plastered all over everything in a grey/brown grimmy layer thats the problem.