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Frames and Manufacturers
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 tattooedsteve |
Re: Frames | ||
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Posts: 5 (09/14/07 9:43 AM) |
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rainman |
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Posts: 8 (01/14/08 5:01 PM) |
I ordered a frame from cycle-x last week and Ken and his wife were great people to deal with.I explaned that I've never built a bike before and he stayed
on the phone with me for a long time although I could tell he had things to do and offered his help and advice any time I needed it.I know I will be getting
more parts and such from them in the future. Will post pictures when I get mock up in progress
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Pepper |
world class | ||
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Posts: 236 (01/15/08 8:10 AM) Senior Member |
i have one that will be done prob in two weeks Dave has been great i figured id try them cuz they are the closest to me and i have to tell u
its been great
stock ironhead raped http://www.network54.com/Forum/13357/message/1207148600/my+new+project
Last Edited By: Pepper
04/02/08 7:07 AM.
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Summers420us |
CB750 DOHC 1979 | ||
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Posts: 1 (06/09/08 4:17 AM) |
Anyone make a weld on hard tail kit for a '79 DOHC?
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DelKid |
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Posts: 11 (06/11/08 4:56 AM) |
Summers,
I tried going down that road of using a DOHC frame (all that was available locally) although I was going to use a SOHC motor in it. For the lack of a better phrase its about frustrating as all holy hell and at the end of the day there is about so much fabricating and messing around and lack of info out there about the DOHC frame that to me it didnt seem worth the aggravation and hassle. I dare say if you were an experienced frame person you could make it work somehow. But if your somewhat new to modifying a frame the best bet is a custom frame. I took the easy way out as it also gives me more of the look I am after anyway. More money but at least you know you are riding on something that is put together right and isnt going to come apart on you. Just my 02 worth but there are some very experienced and much, much more knowledgable people than I who may be able to help. Ian. |
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Posts: 316 (10/27/08 10:52 AM) |
I used http://www.tanksbytigman.com/ price isn't bad I think $750.00 or $800.00 tiop notch work, welds are
perfect.
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thunder |
frames | ||
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Posts: 19 (01/11/09 8:07 AM) |
combat cycles in richlands nc can build anything.sawsall works there.number is 910-324-1084.
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ONCEANITE |
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Posts: 2119 (04/05/09 6:33 PM) Senior Member |
Tigman (or) Worldclass Welding
Frame. With big twin forward mounts.
Flawless welds and every thing fits like a glove. Bill
ONCE-A-NITE
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german |
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Posts: 1 (11/15/09 12:26 PM) |
does anybody know of a manufacturer that builds cb 750 frames for past 1979? got an 1980 cb 750 f and lookin for a ridget frame !
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mre |
frame builders | ||
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Posts: 4 (11/15/09 4:34 PM) |
hi all
I live in the uk and got an old 750/4 chop from out of a old barn i now got her running sweet but i want to rebuild her into another new frame of my own design can any one recommend a frame builder in the uk i can speak to thanks mark |
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rakeNtrail |
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Posts: 4149 (11/15/09 9:04 PM) G.O.T.F. Member |
mre wrote:Get a hold of Blackjack.
BASK IN THE LIGHT, LET IT WORRY AND ANNOY YOU!
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