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  • Listen! braaaaaaaaahhh

  • You are the master! We have a '78 CB750 in the works right now that has been a blast to build. You inspire greatness!

  • Very good job!

    

  • Nice

  • It has an electric start - it can't be a cafe racer!!!

  • sounds good to me too

  • It idles great, has now done about 10,000 miles since this video and it say's BRG73 not Vincent, just looks simular and to me, the Vincent was the BEST motorcycle ever made.

  • I take it that it doesn't idle? ......... and whats with the Vincent scroll on the tank?

  • That is one sweet bike!

  • thumbs up if you thought he was going to hit the parked vehicles

  • im so jealous, i hate being poor and druling over shit all the time.

  • hate the peak on headlights !:

  • Jesus F*ng Christ, literally growls like an animal, wicked... NICE JOB giving life to it.

  • chrome frame, black rims - looks great - left foot for gears, right foot brake . . had one of these in the 70's - purple tank, black 4-1 and manx bars - standard issue for CB's then - theyre a handsome engine. Mr Honda had a good eye.

  • great noise !

  • Is that a 4 into 1 exhaust? what about the headrers....can you please share the build. Thanks

  • The bike is nice.

  • It sounds just like your bike is saying, "Vroom-vroom-vroom". Nice exhaust note on acceleration. Good job.

  • I'll take the Bike & the GTR pls!

  • mmmmmmmmm how can i bike sound so amazing

  • sweet bike

  • @carpy1 i want one like that, how much money for it man? I love your bike

  • i want one like that, how much money for it man? I love your bike

  • How the heck do i get my bike to sound like that OH MY GOD!

  • norton did a production racer in the 70`s i believe but a lot where and still are home made the classic style would be a triumph engine in a norton (feather bed)frame as was very popular post war.

  • How do i get my 750 to sound like that ?

  • So just to make sure, I love the cafe racer bikes but know nothing about them, do you make a cafe racer form a normal bike or can you buy a bike new with the cafe style already there?

  • @Holden599GTB there are no stock built cafe racers to my knowledge being manufactured as it is a very retro 50`s fad from just before and after the creation of motorways in the uk,most are made from production built bikes and modified with cut down seat,performance pipes and tuned engines with as little in the way of extras as in keeping with the early cafe racers,there are in some few cases bikes that are purpose built with big budgets but the majority are customised production bikes .

  • @Holden599GTB There are a few on the market, Moto Guzzi V7cafe classic, Moto Guzzi V7 Clubman Racer, Triumph Thruxton, Royal Enfield has a couple of conversion kits for the Bullet and I believe Norton has introduced a cafe styled bike as well. Ducatti has the GT, cafe racer inspired, but it definitely looks more modern.

    In my mind, buying a factory made cafe bike is a little contrary to the spirit of cafe racers, nothing wrong with it, but you'll certainly get more respect if you do it yourself.

  • did you swam out the stock gas tank for a bigger tank and move the seat back ?

  • Very good, i like it

  • God i'd love a cafe.... how would a 6'6", 36" inseam bloke fair on one of these?

  • Damn, hear that music!

  • love it. ive loved this style of bike ever since my uncle had a kawie triple and right after that mad max hit the screens

  • nice bike, man

    ;-)

    congrats !

  • love this bike!!!!

  • Exhaust sounds amazing, im picking up my first cb750 (1975) and a parts bike (1976) tomorrow... will definitely be buying stuff from you in the near future

  • A thing of beauty, Carpy - you really are an amazing craftsman. Cheers!

  • The best sounding pile of old parts ive ever heard!

  • @DRITCHIEONE and we all want one right?

  • Bad Ass!

  • the most gorgeous bike ive ever seen!...

  • Im buying a good condition and running 1979 CB750K with 20k miles for $1k. Good deal?

    Anything I should know when inspecting it in person?

  • @MrMattWebb if it runs buy it thats a good deal, although people sell CB's for cheap these days, don't realize the value they have.

  • oooooo gtr

  • @burtonrider316

    im with you man. gotta love the gtr.

    ...the bike is just as nice.

  • Nice bike & sound!

  • monster.

  • great work carpy check out my 2 seater cafe on my vids , cheers

  • This bikes amazing. I just got a 71 cb750 that i plan on bringing back to life cafe style.

  • sweet sweet sweet!

  • ur bikes are fugging immaculate

  • yes thats a sweet bike , well done , reminds me of a honda rickman metice 750 I rode once in 1972 !! blew me away , 140 mph !!

  • sweet looking bike. sounds like you got it set up perfect.

    i like your exhaust

  • beautiful

  • Wonderfull, where is your old garage?

    Hammer Sound.

  • LOVE IT! SOUNDS SO NICE!!!

  • Superb!!!!!!

  • please post a video on dealing with the internal wiring in the stock bars to clubman swap please.

  • is that thing fast?

    how does it handle?

  • very nice!

  • lut it, sounds amazing!

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