My cb750 scrambler build. Restart

[onethumb]

I made it using 1mm steel but had to make it in three sections due to the shape of the frame and the tube diameters.



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[onethumb]

Added some holes for the cables to be routed and now it's ready to go to the powder coaters next week.



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[yozzer74]

You really need to make sure there's enough clearance for the wheel under there .have you taken springs off your shockers and lowered it down to the bump stops .that's how I checked mine for clearance .

[royhall]

I don't have much to add except it's looking mighty impressive. Keep up the good work.

[onethumb]

Thanks roy appreciate the feedback. Good or bad, especially when building a one off.




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[onethumb]

Yozzer thanks for the heads up, guess what I'm doing today on the frame?



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[onethumb]

Right then folks, first off thanks to all the input I had over the the tyre catching. What a balls up that was.
After reading this site and the US sister site I'm going to be using 365mm shocks from the cb750 dohc to give me the look I'm after and give me a extra 30mm (people have said its a good swap)
So with that in mind I've marked the frame and then built this plate for the m-unit.
I've not welded it in yet as I thought I'd post the pictures so you could all have a look and let me know if I've missed anything or forgot something.
Thanks waiting in anticipation.


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[Nurse Julie]

Looking good. The only problem I can foresee is that there is no way that tumble dryer will fit under the seat 
Joking aside, good luck with this version of the build, makes sense to start again and get it right.

[yozzer74]

How are you going to route your wires there and make it all look tidy .

[onethumb]

Hi nurse Julie, the dryer is going in the sidecar I'm making next year. I had the foresight to think of that. Thanks though


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[onethumb]

Yozzer!!! Ahhhhhh!!! Ok back to the drawing board for some modifications, or a change of direction.


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[yozzer74]

Pmsl sorry Onethumb it's a headache.when we were doing mine .I would  come up with a idea think it was great then realize it affected something eles .so back to drawing board .but I did have help off Paul at one off welding .

[onethumb]

Well I seem to have the help of you and others on this forum

With the m-unit I'm also using the m-button so I won't have that many wires running up the frame, think I might run a plate across the front to hide some of the wires from sight. I was also thinking of running some of the wires inside copper pipe where and if possible making a feature out of it. I've loads of ideas but as already been proved that means nothing.


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[onethumb]

Hi again. I've changed the plan and I've welded a bracket on to the back loop for the stop and tail light and number plate bracket. I've also welded a plate onto the inside of the loop for the  seat unit.
Used my compressor and a bag of kiln dried sand and sand blasted the frame so its off to the powder coaters tomorrow.
Regarding the the m-unit I've made a bracket to fit over the battery carrier.
I know I've forgotten something but I'll cross that bridge when I get to it.


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[UK Pete]

Thats looking like a fun project, when you find solutions to problems it is so rewarding, i just love a good project
pete