There are sessions on this restoration where you make real progress. Then there are sessions where the more you dig in, the worse things look. This was one of those. The CB750F seat pan went from "I...
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One of the things I genuinely like about this old bike is how it keeps surprising me. The CB750F trunk removal was supposed to be a quick clean-it-and-move-on job. Instead it turned into a time...
My Brother’s Looking at the Honda CBR650R E-Clutch – and I’m a Little Jealous
So I'm going to level with you: I'm feeling a little left out. Not upset, not frustrated - just that mild, good-natured kind of jealous you get when people around you are buying motorcycles and...
There's something about riding with a buddy that just works. No destination, no agenda, just two guys on bikes figuring it out as they go. That's pretty much what happened when Goofy and I linked up...
The last session ended with a hard lesson learned about carb cleaner and painted metal. After accidentally softening the paint during the rear fork cleaning, the only real path forward was to scuff...
After getting the rear fork removed, the next job was obvious. CB750F rear fork cleaning was the agenda for the night, and for most of the session it went about as well as I could have hoped. Then I...