I hate to think of all these old bikes and parts going to scrap metal , I hope they just shut the doors and leave it all for someone to discover in 50 years 👍

So much elegant solutions in this build !

Hi I have a question on wiring the electronics. Can I wire everything without a stator rotor? What use does the stator rotor do with this electrical circuit? I have a 1981 Honda gl500 I want to tidy up the old wiring.

Early CB750’s also didn’t steer - or stop very well - either. And in the rain, no matter how much you got it right in the dry, the ignition was sketchy for sure. The headlight nacelle spaghetti was where to go first or second, but the upper frame mounted electrical components were fussy too sometimes. They still didn’t suck though. They were amazing in their time. IMO. I rode a bought-new 1975 CB750 to work 12 months a year in New England for nearly 6 years and car levels of mileage. It was a nearly human friendship. So many things were mysterious, left unsaid. And the bike could act sort of spiteful and selfish if neglected even a little. Loose connections, main fuse blowups, were the usual culprits. But in every pinch she brought me home somehow. I sold the bike, very clean and tight, for a reasonable return on investment when I decided to get a new bike before riding across the country to move to California for another 5 years of live and learn. That bike was also a Honda, different model, generation, and story. Another rock-solid bike and it didn’t suck too. But first and second gen CB750s were something different than anything ever and changed everything. Now I am pretty old and mostly like Moto Guzzi. They are wonderful and make very little sense in some ways, but don’t suck either.

It's truly sad that we lose more and more bike salvage yards every year

What an awesome video of an awesome challenge! Keep up the good work!

If the piston is binding on the disc can it be levered back in

As an owner of GL 1500 I salute you warmly !!! Great job!!!

This is sooooo cool. I love seeing a new generation fabricating and creating. Great work.

I would like to say that a title is important to ensure that vehicles are not stolen, but that is not what is going on anymore now it is being used so people are forced to buy new or newer vehicles. So we need to communicate with our representatives so come up with a 21 century answer to this question.

Pre soak works great , you can also install dry and run the bike 15 min at idle with the clutch lever in , at first start after clutch instal Just a tip from a motorcycle mecanic 😊

CB1100EX it is

Really its a great job

I Love the XS750. I own a 77 XS750 myself. They have such a cool sound. No other bike sounds like a triple.🔥❤️😊

Never Kawasaki KLR, Suzuki DR 650, ( 4 years with no problem, 1991, kick start) Honda XL (XR) 600, Yamaha XT 600 much better options. More quality.

Don't want to mess around with no points motorcycles ever again.

This is Steven England Southwest England 71 years old and I watching your videos and I think you do brilliant. I don’t care about your little mistakes. I think you are ace on everything you do. Keep going to give up.

Thank you for a good job you done on the the Honda cub

Called red X dissolves carbon and rubbish in your cylinders. You have to use it in the cylinders for about three days Riddick is a British product

We have a product in the UK, which will squirt down the cylinders and leave for three days of product Reddix

just ordered a oil press kit for my 71 thanks for the ebay link....

The goldwing back tire.......YES!!!! great build

if you had used some good chain (renthal ect) you would be set for life, that junk chain will stretch like a rubber band if you get on that bike.....lol..

いつハンドルを変えましたか？2台あるのでしょうか？

You know what you are doing on old motorcycles, and it's a pleasure to watch you work

why didnt yall power wash the bikes first lol

Remember that scene in Iron man, where Jeff Bridges gets angry at the scientist and yells "TONY STARK WAS ABLE TO BUILD THIS IN A CAVE!"? That's how I feel when my gpz750 still wont start after 3 months, and I watch these guys work...

Beautiful, thank you so much !👍

I bought a 2017 Honda CB 1100 and it's a retro bike with modern tech. Steel chrome fenders, air cooled, it looks 1980, but runs perfect.

I enjoyed your vide. Between your creative skills and the musical selection.

Miss my 4.

We just called there, I saw a add on Facebook they were selling stuff from there...I didn't know it was closing. My XJ needs some parts. Hope they do something with that place.

Why JB Weld instead of Tig brazing the copper tube to the steal?

I love watching your videos ,you can’t please everybody , just have fun in whatever you do 👍👍👍👍

You looking to sell it??I maybe have a buyer for you🤗🤗

Sorry I thought you had re-ringed as a matter of course🤗

Mmmm very smokey, much too smokey, maybe reset mixtures

What was your turn back settings for the jets?? I seem to remember 1&quarter🤔🤔

I always wanted this Honda model & never had the money to buy one, they didn't say young soldiers much in my day.

Another great CB750K video, loved it. Just found your site a couple of days ago and am trying to watch all the CB750K projects you got. Really learning a lot and hope my 2024 summer CB750K4 projects goes well too. Thanks again

Loved it. Let’s do this again. It could be a competition next time, maybe more people, some volunteers. Or two people per bike. I am in.

I have never had problems like that....Today.😁

Saw that V-Strom in the background 👀 Just bought one a few months ago, man I LOVE those bikes. I had been riding a ZRX1200 for 18 years and I still have it but it maybe going in to storage.

hey, you guys passed right by my river lot in chain of rocks!

great video, and well done.

any trick to overhaul a v65 magna carbs ?

I click on you video to see how to take the pitcock apart did not help me at all

I wonder how many of the current crop of injected electronic engineering puzzles will make it to 50 yrs.

Wish I´d be nearby would defo go

Where is that place at