CB750 Dohc Chopper (Low Life)

by Saex
(Newcastle U.K)

CB750 Chopper

Got a Standerd CB750 last year right heap of rust, took it two the Number 1 ralley in middlesbourgh.

After I got back home that weekend it was in the workshop where it was stripped down to the last nut & bolt. Got a fat boy swinging arm and a CB900 frame the pipes from Canada off evil bay, chopped the frame, added 3inches to the front, and then again got a FJ1200 front end & a back wheel of evil bay, and a Triumph America Gas tank.

It started to come together nicely, so I got a set of apes to finish. As you can see, it's just about getting there.

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Jul 21, 2011
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Well done
by: RowdyRigid

Great job you have something to be proud of with that. I am looking for ideas for something for the wife. I have a punched out evo crate motor on a kraft tech rigid frame she wants to ride her own.

So ran across your bike really nicely done.

Good luck

Nov 13, 2008
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hot
by: Anonymous

iam putting a 750 honda in a hardtail frame that i bult.i will put up pics in about 6 months.

Jan 11, 2008
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The People’s Chopper
by: Mark Cole

You have a nice looking chopper. I have HD bagger, ZZR1200 but the bike I am looking forward to riding is my 73 CB750. Most want the expensive over the counter chopper. I believe the true spirits of choppers are the bikes that we build and put together with available parts and our own ingenuity. It is bikes like yours that movies are made of, not the $30,000 bikes, after all has there been any other Easy Rider Movie since the original? If you have any other pictures please post them. Thanks for keeping the spirit alive. US/CA/SAC

Nov 30, 2007
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your fender
by: Scott From NC USA

Dont put on a back fender, instead just put a tractor style seat with no back fender and a side mounted plate. That would look awesome and really old school. You can send me an e-mail and I'll show you pictures of what I did with mine to give you an idea if you want to. sikincai@ncsu.edu

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