Cb550 Cafe Racer Build

1978 Honda CB550 cafe brat. 22k miles. runs good. all been gone through. carbs rebuilt and jetted. valves were set, timing was set. oil change, brakes all cleaned and gone through. new fork seals. custom welded rear loop. custom seat. custom battery box, custom box under seat for the electricals . watch it run (copy and paste):

Cb550 cafe racer build. EXHAUST SYSTEM The Razor CB750 SOHC 4 into1 Exhaust for the750 SOHC HONDA 1969-1978. $350.00 – $699.00 Honda Cafe Racers 1975 Honda CB550 Cafe Racer Custom Build. By TheRacer; Posted August 17, 2020-Views 1; USD1,500 (Auction) Send Message Click To View . Description; Share; Favourite; Report Close. Share. 1975 Honda CB550 Cafe Racer Custom Build. A father/son Honda CB550 cafe racer build with custom monoshock conversion… Honda’s four-cylinder middleweight, the CB550, is one of our favorite platforms for a cafe racer build. While the air-cooled SOHC engine doesn’t have the same punch as that of the CB750, the 550 Four is nearly 50 pounds lighter than its larger sibling. The commission came from designer Michał Ćwiek, who brought along a rather sorry looking 1977 CB550. “The CB550 was already partly customized,” says Jacek. “But it was a very amateur job, done by the previous owner.

1977 CB550 Cafe Racer, Father/Son Build We’re excited to bring you this stunning CB550 cafe racer built by Linden Spencer of Doncaster, UK. This, to us, is the perfect cafe build: clean, tight, with components that help the bike handle, accelerate, and brake better than it ever did stock. Honda Cafe Racer - Two Wheels Move The Soul #1 (11x17 in) Four Wheels Move the Body, Two Wheels Move the Soul Motorcycle Print with a silhouette of a Honda CB550 Cafe Racer. the beautiful 1977 Honda CB550 custom cafe racer by MotoHangar Motor Co. View the bike at motohangar.com: Honda CB550 cafe racer by Godffery’s Garage Every now and then, a bike appears out of left field and seems to pop up everywhere. This CB550 is one of those bikes: it created a buzz on the SOHC Forum and then won its category at the Rockerbox bike show. Dec 22, 2015 - Explore Micheil Duncan's board "CB550" on Pinterest. See more ideas about Cb550, Cafe racer, Cafe bike.

The Honda CB550 is perhaps the perfect cafe racer candidate. The bike packs a strong punch from its gutsy middleweight inline four, and the handling is lightning-quick and crisp. Donor bikes have become more expensive in recent years, but there is a large aftermarket to help the garage or shed build This one was our favorite—a classy ’74-model CB550 with a vintage café racer flavor, dubbed the ‘Exec 550.’ At the core of the build is a CB750 Super Sport fuel tank, enhanced with knee and steering indents and a tidier filler cap. This '78 CB550 Cafe Build Is a Must-See. This Cafe Racer CB550K3 is an absolute stunner with some pretty fantastic design touches. This is not your typical Honda CB cafe racer. ‘Fade To Black’ is probably one of the fastest middleweight vintage Hondas we’ve featured on this site—and with a Yamaha YZF-R6 front end, one of the best handling too. It’s a 1975 CB550 belonging to Grant Harvey, a Canadian film and television director. In his high school days, Grant rode.

1976 CB550 K2 Cafe Racer build thread 1975 CB550 K1 parts bike Parted out and cut up. 2003 VTX 1800C Bikes I've had: 1974 CB550 K0 1976 CB750 K6. Buzzy Guest; Re: 1976 CB550 Cafe Racer Project - My First Bike Build « Reply #20 on: December 15, 2010, 05:26:43 pm » I am going to look at a '76 CB550 tomorrow and will probably bring it home if it. Selling our 1978 Honda CB550 “Grey Ghost”. This has been our show bike showcasing the kind of work we can do at our shop. The build was taken completely apart and built from the ground up. Every nut, screw, washer, and bolt have been chrome plated. Brotherly Build – Honda CB550 Cafe Racer. Tags. Honda; Motorcycles came into my life a little over 5 years ago at the age of 28. In February of 2011, my mother passed away and then 2 months after in April, I lost my father as well. “Jersey” Honda CB550 Cafe Racer by Kott Motorcycles “A sleek, stripped down version of what this bike could have looked like straight from the factory…” Built from 1974 to 1978, the Honda CB550 was the company’s middleweight four, featuring an 8-valve engine that made 39 horsepower at 8000 rpm — good for a quarter mile time of 14.