I love that exhaust man! It looks mean!
How does it sound?
May 09, 2008
doin' a 400/4 by: rogga
hi guys
theres a sweet site 'bout honda/4 choppers
www.homemadehonda.com
Im sure you guys have already seen it
if not CHECK IT!!!!!!
the true definition for bikerbuilders is
BUILT FROM FORKS TO PIPES DONT BUY IT ,
MAKE IT!!!!!!!!
ROGGA
Apr 23, 2008
Hi all you honda CB guys by: SImon
Howzit guys , used to live in SA as a kid, i feel for you , trying to import stuff and stupid % prices. Im Building a honda 400/4 bobber, anyone wanna talk about parts or see any pictures e mail me simon@networkspares.com. Good luck to you all my SA brothers .
Cheers
Apr 23, 2008
Horacio's bike by: Hugo
hi there dude
It is most defenately the most awesome looking set of pipes i've seen on a bike. Although i'm not a bobber fan, my chopper will have the same style for her pipes.Nice work,great paint job,a close up photo would have been nice,so come on lad dont be shy ....you should be proud.Keep up the good work,i've got your number now so i'll show you soon what i'm up to,thanks for the tail pipe cofigiration....exceland man i love it.
In admiration
Hugo
Apr 23, 2008
speek to me delport [sa] by: hugo
hello delport
my adress is rac1@lantic.net let mehear of you i am also in the same shit hole as you {south africa} and would like to build a decent chopper to show the big heads abroad what artisanship is all about. my problem is to find a reliable v twin motor in access off minimum 750 cc.one last thing i am staying p.e.witch is the fucken worst place to be when trying to build a geniune custom chopper.....i dont want to chop a bike into a chopper i want to build my self a chopper therefor i need a motor.a v twin motor.my friend is in louisiana right know, got a mail tonight from him to tell me a new harley motor is $6000,a 2nd hand one goes for $2500,where is the import duties? hello..... for fuck sakes i am living in south africa.thats why i am looking for a alternative option, but it must be a v twin.
its good to know that i am not the only one with ambition in this shit hole.
kind regards
hugo
Apr 08, 2008
bad ass chopper by: Dylan
That is so bad ass I beat you put a lot blood, sweat, and tears into that bike I have a 1987 kz 750 chopper its 9" long it took me 1 year to finish it. it will top out at about 145 mph.
Mar 12, 2008
bonjour by: Anonymous
Custom Chopper Project
Feb 08, 2008
comment from alaska by: freezerburn
nice bike, just remember this when it comes to old hondas vs harleys in general... most of the guys riding hogs now grew up riding import japanese dirt bikes as a kid and need to be reminded of this once in a while... unless they were rich kids!! regards from a true two wheel rider- j
Jan 23, 2008
dude... by: Anonymous
awesome!!!!!!!
Jan 13, 2008
Diamond In The Rough by: Mark
Greetings And Good Day To You Horacio. Horacio, as you can tell by the comments a lot of us old school chopper fans find your bike very interesting. Can you leave a comment back on you bike as more information about our bike? What type of exhaust do you have installed? The size of the rear tire, type rear tire rim. Is the front wheel a drum or disk brake? Find a way to put some more pictures on the internet of your bike and give us a link. Keep up the good work. ON thre right side of the engine, it looks like a Z shaped bar, what is it?
Jan 13, 2008
Diamond In The Rough by: Mark
Greetings And Good Day To You Horacio. Horacio, as you can tell by the comments a lot of us old school chopper fans find your bike very interesting. Can you leave a comment back on you bike as more information about our bike? What type of exhaust do you have installed? The size of the rear tire, type rear tire rim. Is the front wheel a drum or disk brake? Find a way to put some more pictures on the internet of your bike and give us a link. Keep up the good work. ON thre right side of the engine, it looks like a Z shaped bar, what is it?
Jan 12, 2008
BAD A** by: Anonymous
DO YOU HAVE MORE PICTURES? IF SO EMAIL ME PLEASE!!
I have a custom CB750 as well i will send you pictures if you like
vw_lifer01@yahoo.com
Jan 11, 2008
Diamond in the rough by: Mark Cole
Hector, you make a good choice with the CB750 and congratulation on finding a diamond in the rough. Take lots of pictures while you are building your chopper and I hope you will be able to post those pictures in the future. I will keep an eye on Google using the search of “Horacio Mexico City CB750” to see if I can find more pictures. Good Luck To you and Happy Ridding. US/CA/SAC
Jan 07, 2008
Great look by: Javahut
Lots of stuff goin' on there to draw the eye, like the pipes, different and interesting, but you need to get some more pics up there, it has to look good from other angles too.
Jan 07, 2008
nice scoot! by: bigdan
killer pipes! i like to see more photos.
Dec 23, 2007
nice by: Anonymous
Nice work man!!
Oct 01, 2007
Hurray for Jap Scrap by: rider75 in Canada
Hola Hector,
A pretty cool looking old Honda amigo! Home garage built choppers rule! Keep on with it. I remember when 55 to 57 Chevy cars were beginning to climb in price as more people hotrodded them. There were plenty of four door sedans around but nobody wanted the 4 doors, only the 2 door models. Now the 4 door cars are worth just as much. Same goes for old Jap bikes. I recently picked up my Kawasaki project bikes from an auto wrecker in trade for an old car that did not run.
I am still in the process of stripoping and cleaning the old '76 KZ750 Twin and am not yet sure if I will go for the cafe Racer look, the Bobber look, or go all out with a cycle One rigid frame. Even going full out rigid custom, the finished bike will be at most 2 to 3 thousand dollars. Try building a Yankee bike for that!
Sep 20, 2007
EXCELENT by: Delport
Howsit.
I like what you have done to the CB750. Im busy building a rigid frame CB550 bobber. Mainly because I cant afford a harley too and being in South Africa doesn't help the effort :-)
Good luck and it is looking good.
Delport
Sep 11, 2007
honda by: Anonymous
nice ride. I am working on a 500cc honda chop
tb
Sep 11, 2007
WOW! Great ride! by: Doug Lyons
That's a sweet bike. When I was young, a CB750 was a very prized possession and everyone wanted one. Don't worry if it's not a Harley. The latest thing is chopping a metric bike. There is a builder here in town that does nothing but metric (Honda)customs. He puts out some awsome stuff, but none as nice as your's is. Keep up the good work and post pictures of your progress. I'm looking forward to seeing your bike when it is done.
Thanks,
Doug Lyons
