Custom 1973 Honda CB750K Urban Scrambler Build by BBR
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
- We located this bike several years ago and were able to purchase her from an instructor at a well known and accredited Motorcycle mechanics institute here in Florida. Due to several client builds/projects, we had to put this bike on the back burner for a few years. Well, we finally found a window to complete her. Our plan was to transform the old-school CB750K in to a more aggressive and cleaner looking bike. Our thoughts harkened back to our early years spent riding in the dirt, on the trails and in the street ... all with the same bike (not so legal at 12 years old but, that was then) - so, we thought it would be cool to create a bike that would have the look and feel of a bike that could handle most riding situations ... an Urban Scrambler ... so here she is! The Honda still has that awesome rumble of the big in-line 4 cylinder 4 stroke bikes from the 70's breathing through a 4 into 1 pipe. We really like how she turned out ... for those folks familiar with these bikes, have a closer look to see all of the modifications and goodies incorporated in to this build.
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Feel free to check out lots of photos (before/during/after) and some additional information/history on this build at www.barebonerides.com or on our facebook page at barebonerides. Thanks for looking folks - as always, we definitely appreciate your time, support and your feedback!
Ok I'm late to the party.... But wow.... I love that... Really nice built....👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
As the old saying goes, " ... it's never too late!" Glad you really like this build and thank you for leaving us some very kind feedback!
Nice details there... love the sound
Hey there OutlawToys - thank you for the kind words and for taking the time to check her out! Stay well and be safe out there! BBR
Almost perfect, just needs air filters so you can actually go off road!
Thank you for the comments and feedback - we definitely appreciate you checking her out! This bike was purchased by a hardcore dirt guy - the final version did include some nice K&N Pod Filters!
Nice bike!
Hey citrus1973, thank you for the feedback and for checking out this build - sincerely appreciated!
Awesome
Thank you for checking out this build Mathi and for leaving us some positive feedback!
nice !!!! the rear fender it is from a harley ???
Thanks again for your comment, Alex. Honestly, I am not sure which fender we used for this build - it may have actually been a CB750K fender just chopped down and moved up. It is definitely not from a Harley!
one more where did you get the small gauges?
Hey Alex ... I just noticed we never answered your question - sorry about the late reply. You can find these gauges along with just about any other after-market part you need for your bike: " www.nichecycle.com/ncs/ "
What kind of tires are those in size?
Thanks for checking her out, Tyler. The tires are Kenda K784 Big Block Dual Sport, Front 110/80-19, Rear 130/80-17.
What exhaust is that
Hey there, thanks for checking out this build. So, the 4 into 1 header pipe is from Mac Performance. The muffler is a Dan-Moto GP style muffler. I believe we have to fabricate a small piece to transition from the Mac header to the Dan-Moto muffler.
Awesome build! Where can i get those sadle?? And is that original tank??
Thank you for your positive feedback on this build! That is a one-off custom seat/pan that we fabricated/made for this build. The tank is actually from a Honda CB500 Twin (great lines) adapted to the CB750K frame (they only made the CB500 Twin in 1975 & 1976).
@@barebonerides one more question 😅 what handlebars you using? From what i know the switch need to use handlebars that has hole to fit the cable??
@@MsgSniffer Those Moto Handlebars are from Biltwell - we really like and appreciate their products, all are high quality and excellent value for the money! We did not run any wires/cables through the bars!
@@MsgSniffer Those Moto Handlebars are from Biltwell - we really like and appreciate their products, all are high quality and excellent value for the money! We did not run any wires/cables through the bars! I do not recall if we had to modify the controls at all to accommodate the wires ... either way, you can make these handlebars work! www.biltwellinc.com/collections/7-8-bars/products/moto-handlebars-7-8-black
@@josephlang7106 Awesome!! thanks alot guys!!