My Honda 750 project

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She's back on her wheels now. The aluminum Manx tank from India (covered in yellow masking tape) is requiring a lot of rework to get it to fit. Plan is to be riding Spring 2017.
 

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Originally Posted By: BigCahuna
Lookin good. Is that a custom exhaust you got there?.,,,
Yes it is, From Cycle-X, in Hazelhurst, Wisconsin. They also did the machine work on the engine (head and bore work)
 
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Originally Posted By: JetStar
Until I have some more pictures to share on the Honda, here is my last classic bike project. 1978 Suzuki GS1000, 1085 kit, minor head work, Mikuni Flatslide carbs, welded crankshaft, Dyna electronic ignition.
Lovely Zook you've got! smile Looking forward to seeing the finished Honda...
 
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After a little bit of difficultly I now have the oil pump primed, and have oil pressure. 60 PSI on the starter with the plugs out. A little bit of temporary wiring and I'll be ready to fire it up this weekend. Rotella 15W-40 of course
 
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Cool project! ... back when bikes were pretty basic and simple. The new bikes of today are pure electronic in nature ... much harder to work on for sure.
 

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Originally Posted By: ZeeOSix
Cool project! ... back when bikes were pretty basic and simple. The new bikes of today are pure electronic in nature ... much harder to work on for sure.
One thing that just baffles me about this design, is that you cannot take the cam cover off with the engine in the bike. A few companies make kits to make the frame above the cover removable. So naturally I'm nervous about having any leaks!
 
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Originally Posted By: Atesz792
Sounds nice! Great project, keep on posting please smile
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Great project. Excellent work. Suzuki came out great too smile When you get this one all done and have ridden it for a while, you'll have to try you hand a water buffalo laugh
 

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1st ride, ran pretty good for rough setting the carbs, #3 is intermittently leaking a little gas out of the drain tube, so they need to come back off.
 
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