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Offline martin_uk

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Re: CB750F1 Project
« Reply #45 on: November 17, 2014, 09:50:30 PM »
I am watching and learning i have 4 wheels to do when i get enough money saved up to rechrome the rims
Nice work there Martin
pete

Thanks, now if only a could find a new exhaust  :'(
1977 CB750F1
1977 CB750f1 836
1978 CB750F1
1975 CB500K1

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Offline Rozabikes Tim

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Re: CB750F1 Project
« Reply #46 on: November 17, 2014, 10:29:50 PM »
Excellent work, as the others say "learning" from your post.

Where did you source the wheel balancing adapter for paddock stand, or was it an adapted adapter!

Tim
One day I'll have the time to restore it, not just talk and dream....

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Re: CB750F1 Project
« Reply #47 on: November 18, 2014, 05:48:45 PM »
I'm watching but I don't think its going in.  ::)
But one thing I do know is the F1 looks best in yellow.

Mick
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Offline martin_uk

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Re: CB750F1 Project
« Reply #48 on: November 18, 2014, 08:42:20 PM »
Excellent work, as the others say "learning" from your post.

Where did you source the wheel balancing adapter for paddock stand, or was it an adapted adapter!

Tim

I bought on Ebay, there are a few on there.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Portable-Wheel-Balancer-Paddock-Stand-Bike-Motorcycle-Motorbike-Track-Day-Kit-/131209234829?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item1e8cae098d
« Last Edit: November 18, 2014, 08:46:49 PM by martin_uk »
1977 CB750F1
1977 CB750f1 836
1978 CB750F1
1975 CB500K1

Triumph Street Triple 675R
Ducati 800 Icon Scrambler
Triumph 3TA
AJS 350 mod16
BSA BantamD1
Honda C90zz
Honda CB500X
BSA WD B40 350

Offline martin_uk

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Re: CB750F1 Project
« Reply #49 on: November 18, 2014, 08:44:14 PM »
Here is the tank after painting

tank with decals004 by nitram2010, on Flickr

It is painted in VW L10A RALLYGELB, DS transfers and then clear coat. Wasnt done by me  ;D
1977 CB750F1
1977 CB750f1 836
1978 CB750F1
1975 CB500K1

Triumph Street Triple 675R
Ducati 800 Icon Scrambler
Triumph 3TA
AJS 350 mod16
BSA BantamD1
Honda C90zz
Honda CB500X
BSA WD B40 350

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Re: CB750F1 Project
« Reply #50 on: November 18, 2014, 09:32:10 PM »
Frame stripped ready for blast and powder cost.

2014_0502cb750B40053 by nitram2010, on Flickr

2014_0502cb750B40057 by nitram2010, on Flickr

modified rh engine mounting before and after- makes it easier to fit engine as doesnt catch.

2014_0502cb750B40041 by nitram2010, on Flickr

2014_0502cb750B40049 by nitram2010, on Flickr

back from powder coat

2014_0519eng0017 by nitram2010, on Flickr
1977 CB750F1
1977 CB750f1 836
1978 CB750F1
1975 CB500K1

Triumph Street Triple 675R
Ducati 800 Icon Scrambler
Triumph 3TA
AJS 350 mod16
BSA BantamD1
Honda C90zz
Honda CB500X
BSA WD B40 350

Offline UK Pete

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Re: CB750F1 Project
« Reply #51 on: November 18, 2014, 10:16:55 PM »
Is that an import frame martin, way too clean for a UK one,
nothing better than a freshly coated frame
pete

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Re: CB750F1 Project
« Reply #52 on: November 18, 2014, 10:23:55 PM »
Is that an import frame martin, way too clean for a UK one,
nothing better than a freshly coated frame
pete

Its Uk, but picture looks better than reality, as lots of rusty areas but nothing too bad.

Nice to start with a fresh frame even if it takes ages to clean out all the threads ;D
1977 CB750F1
1977 CB750f1 836
1978 CB750F1
1975 CB500K1

Triumph Street Triple 675R
Ducati 800 Icon Scrambler
Triumph 3TA
AJS 350 mod16
BSA BantamD1
Honda C90zz
Honda CB500X
BSA WD B40 350

Offline Spitfire

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Re: CB750F1 Project
« Reply #53 on: November 22, 2014, 08:59:11 AM »
I remember when my frame looked like that, I was too scared to touch it !

Cheers

Dennis
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Re: CB750F1 Project
« Reply #54 on: November 28, 2014, 05:21:53 PM »
Rear wheel and brakes installed.

Original caliper powder coated, found the brake pad cover on CSMNL

2014_0716brakes0020 by nitram2010, on Flickr

You can also see the braided stainless brake hose with black cover I used as could not get OE
1977 CB750F1
1977 CB750f1 836
1978 CB750F1
1975 CB500K1

Triumph Street Triple 675R
Ducati 800 Icon Scrambler
Triumph 3TA
AJS 350 mod16
BSA BantamD1
Honda C90zz
Honda CB500X
BSA WD B40 350

Offline martin_uk

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Re: CB750F1 Project
« Reply #55 on: November 28, 2014, 05:23:17 PM »
Sprocket side

2014_0716brakes0019 by nitram2010, on Flickr
1977 CB750F1
1977 CB750f1 836
1978 CB750F1
1975 CB500K1

Triumph Street Triple 675R
Ducati 800 Icon Scrambler
Triumph 3TA
AJS 350 mod16
BSA BantamD1
Honda C90zz
Honda CB500X
BSA WD B40 350

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Re: CB750F1 Project
« Reply #56 on: November 28, 2014, 05:25:35 PM »
Detail of front brake hose (from DS)

New front mudguard from CSMNL

2014_0716brakes0005 by nitram2010, on Flickr
1977 CB750F1
1977 CB750f1 836
1978 CB750F1
1975 CB500K1

Triumph Street Triple 675R
Ducati 800 Icon Scrambler
Triumph 3TA
AJS 350 mod16
BSA BantamD1
Honda C90zz
Honda CB500X
BSA WD B40 350

Offline martin_uk

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Re: CB750F1 Project
« Reply #57 on: November 28, 2014, 05:34:59 PM »
Front caliper, might have to change the bolt :-[

2014_0716brakes0004 by nitram2010, on Flickr

Anyone know which way round indicator buzzer should go?

2014_0716brakes0009 by nitram2010, on Flickr

Resprayed instruments in Simoniz Satin Black, quite fiddly cleaning off rust and masking without stripping.

2014_0716brakes0031 by nitram2010, on Flickr

Gauge colours vary.

2014_0716brakes0033 by nitram2010, on Flickr

I used a DS front master cylinder.

2014_0716brakes0034 by nitram2010, on Flickr
1977 CB750F1
1977 CB750f1 836
1978 CB750F1
1975 CB500K1

Triumph Street Triple 675R
Ducati 800 Icon Scrambler
Triumph 3TA
AJS 350 mod16
BSA BantamD1
Honda C90zz
Honda CB500X
BSA WD B40 350

Offline martin_uk

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Re: CB750F1 Project
« Reply #58 on: November 28, 2014, 05:38:25 PM »
Here is the before on rear caliper

2014_0418cb750B40087 by nitram2010, on Flickr
1977 CB750F1
1977 CB750f1 836
1978 CB750F1
1975 CB500K1

Triumph Street Triple 675R
Ducati 800 Icon Scrambler
Triumph 3TA
AJS 350 mod16
BSA BantamD1
Honda C90zz
Honda CB500X
BSA WD B40 350

Offline UK Pete

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Re: CB750F1 Project
« Reply #59 on: November 28, 2014, 06:01:36 PM »
Great pictures martin , loving your work , keep it coming
pete

 

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