Lucky son with a father who shares this hobby with him.

This is amazing. One of my goals in the future is to build a cafe racer and would love to be able to do it with my sons as well. I just started motorcycling a couple years ago so I have a long way to go. But I do all the maintenance myself so I can learn bit by bit. You’ve definitely inspired me to keep going to one day realize my goal!

Awesome Job!

Hey, what front disks are those? Thanks

That bike looks great! Love the style and color.

Helpful video, thank you.

big help man this worked nicely

simplemente excelente!

Where do you get your seat foam and what firmness do you use?

How to make this machine

great video guys. Appreciate the hard work you put in to bring good content to the world. Amazing transformation. Good on you also for spending some good time with your boy.

Parabéns pelo trabalho meu amigo, ficou muito bonita 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Did you have an issue with leaking fuel when you cut the tabs off of the fuel tank? I want to cut the tabs on my bike but I am concerned about leaks. Awesome bike, great job!!

"She" ?

NOT GOOD

Sorry but I don't like this wrecking of classic bikes.....stick to woodworking..

Great video but so irritating music. Thank you

Hey, fantastic bike. Could you please tell the mesurement of the bracet to level the tank?

bro is talking about where to get resources when he's one for me haha

If you're still replying to this post, can you give details on filling the lid with spray foam? Like, how many cans? And the process? Thank you man, I'm starting this build 😁

Looks good I love the leather stitching on the seat lol but you definitely did a great job on the engine and exhaust they compliment the old school look well. I personally will be making a few tech changes like capacitors instead of a heavy battery and Im doing a 750, Im hoping to at least hit 150 mph with it if not Ill add a turbo set up, who knows I may add the turbo anyway and try to get 200 mph out or it definitely going with some fat tires like some thick Harley Davidson 18s or something along those lines. I want something built strong enough to handle a bump at 150 mph if I don't see it in time to slow down, I already know without stripping it down 130 mph and 0 to 60 in 4 to 6 seconds isn't an issue. The thing I like most about these builds is its not much of a suspension change and tire change to build a 650 or 750 off road machine. I also have back issues already, so I won't care as much on the appearance I can't put the handle bars that low.

Yea working on old bikes it helps being trained by a journeyman electrician and master plumber.

I've done mainly classic rebuilds, but I prefer 70s rebuilds that said, I am watching for ideas on my own cafe racer rebuild, but also I would like to know where to order parts from like turn signal kits and rebuild kits for carbs and engines?

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Great job thanks for the vid!

How much did you pay for the bike originally? 4:50

Awesome build The only thing I don’t like is the music is too loud I’d rather hear you talk 🤙

I CAN NOT believe after ALL that work you put into that bike you installed cheap, $70 piece of shit Chinese shocks on that thing that don't even work....Unreal.

Don't you need to heat cure the carbon fibre?

This bike is in my future for a rebuild just have to find the right one haha

You took off the front mudguard, including the brace that’s on there. I’ve read a lot about structural integrity being reduced when you do that. Did you notice any issues when you were driving?

Reliable? Only for children.

One of the nicer ones I have seen. Well done.

Plywood?

I love the do it your self attitude and inventiveness. I can see we all just try to find a way to make it work well and look good. Heading to the garage now. Appreciate your content.

Bremsanlage vorne ! Woher hast du es bestellt? Von welche motorrad passt dazu ? Ich bau auch selber mein K100 Um. Fast fertig ist nur die Vorne ist da ! Ich weiss nicht welche Gabel und welche bremsanlage soll ich kaufen Danke für deine Erklärung ❤

This cafe is sexy AF

About to tackle the flying brick and thoroughly enjoyed your video. Thanks for creating! Great to see you building with your son as well.

What's that type of handle bars are those and will those fit a cb750?

Wish I had a bike 😢

Toll 👍🏻 ich hab ein K100 und hab ich es wie du alles selber umgebaut bis auf die Gabel! Welche Gabel und Bremsanlage vorne soll ich montieren ? Liebe Grüße 😊👋🏻aus 🇩🇪

The bench looks good, but it's not a lift, and rolling a heavy bike over that bench is an accident waiting to happen.

Hello, a small note: The contact surfaces between the brake disc and rim must not be painted. Fastening of the screws is not guaranteed because the color is soft. Due to the color, it is not really possible for the brake discs to rest flat and centrally and the heat from the brake disc is no longer passed on to the rim. Please always leave the surfaces unpainted that were originally unpainted. Warm greetings from Munich, Bavaria - Germany, Chris

Great looking bike fun videos to watch to

Thanks a Ton for sharing this! Made re-making the seat pan for my old Dunstall Cafe kit a LOT easier. I originally had cut down an S3 Kawi seat pan, but Father Time had caused that to become a fragile,broken mess! Some Duct tape allowed me to piece it back together well enough to use it as a pattern for the new one!

That paint is beautiful!

Great stuff, looks realy good. Whats the headlight in the 2.0 version?

I’m 6’5, looking into a cafe racer. Would this bike be good for me, these were one of the motorcycle they said is good for tall people. Love the bike by the way and awesome content

I'm curious about the steel, is it 1/4" 4x4 hss? It looks amazing!

Sounds like your next project should be a climate controlled bike shed...