I am going to be honest with you up front. The seized brake piston from last session is still seized. I threw everything I had at it and got nowhere, so this post is mostly about stepping back from...
Category: CB750F Restoration
With the rear shocks finally off last session, the rear fork dropped down and the brake caliper was left swinging free, only held in place by a stay bolted to the back of the fork. That made this...
I have been talking about pulling these shocks for two episodes now without actually doing it. The spring compressor showed up, the previous session was an easy oil tank win instead, and the shocks...
Some days on this restoration you show up with momentum. Other days you show up, fold your arms, and stare at the bike for twenty minutes trying to figure out what could possibly take the least...
It was 96 degrees and humid and I was looking for an easy win. That is the honest framing for this session. The CB750F chain guard cleaning was supposed to be low effort, high reward. Get in, get...
You ever tell yourself you have five minutes and you are just going to knock out one quick thing? That was me this session. I had been painting on the other side of the garage, waiting for it to dry,...