Time to get her running

So I figure I should put in the effort to just get the motor running before I pull her from the frame.

First thing first. Rewire the bike, simple and clean. I won't be running any of the stock accessories which will keep this pretty basic. Battery-ignition-capacitor-front and rear lights and that is about it.

Previous to this job I had rewired a 2009 Victory Kingpin which was fuel injected and was probably a million times more difficult so I am hoping that my assumption regarding the simplicity of this one isn't a mistake.

This front end is starting to look mighty fine.

So I put the wheel back on just to give her a look see. What a wonderfull thing!

CB750

I like to bounce around on a project. I have very little patience for this stuff so I ofter start a bunch of projects and lose track of everything, so with this bike, I am going to just start from the front and work my way back.

Milling the legs for speed...

CB750

Well I haven't touched it in a while and I figured it is about time to get movin. What should I do with this thing?

Destroyed vacation

On our way out to Sturgis we got T-boned in an intersection by some idiot. We did end up making it out to Sturgis a couple days later and with zero functioning bikes. But hey we had all the gear packed and the passes for the Broken Spoke campground had already been paid for. We still had a blast partying and walking around town looking at the yuppies. I would do it again without bikes but not for a long time.

To clarrify on our "T-boning" Tim's bike had a few grand in damages. My dads bike was totalled and my bike has been totalled.

Time to work on the honda!