Tag Archives: cb750

This Honda CB750 K Bobber is by our new pal Sean Henry from Kentucky. He’s been riding for 7 years, having started on a Honda CM450 in desperate need of brakes and an overhaul. Sean’s an eternal learner. He’s just ...

A couple days ago we introduced you to Matt, a.k.a. the Tweedle Dee at Beer Budget Choppers  and his $20 chopper. Time for you to meet the Tweedle Dum.  He goes by the name of Steve. He’s riding a 1980 Honda ...

called greg’s blog. he has a ton of interesting stuff. he was at the smoke out last weekend and took a ton of photos, mostly of harleys, but a few cool metrics. two of them stood out but this thing ...

jesus and bikers and motorcycles and beer and boobies and a honda cb750. thanks for coming by. perverts. Get the best of bikerMetric directly in your inbox, once a week, every week. [wysija_form id="1"]

eric emailed with a new photo of his now absolutely, perfectly finished bike first profiled in january. since, it’s been nicely painted, the dual headlamps have been replaced with a much nicer looking single lamp, and probably other stuff i ...

this clean mad max style cafe racer started out as a 1980 police version of a cb750. did not know cops rode the cb. interesting. harold bought it from the original owner for $175. it had been completely dismantled to ...

this week i was at a mom-n-pop store in oak ridge, tennesee, talking with the proprietor who told me i ought to visit a local garage where they specialize in old goldwings. cool. my laptop was in the shop and ...

once, i took a train from the wind to the crescent. it was called “the city of new orleans.” it was 1996. the farther south we went, the blacker the travelers became. having spent most of my life in the ...

this is dave jansen’s clean cb build. the hardtail is a hand-welded custom mod as was the seat suspension. his bars are clubman’s that were on the bike when dave bought it. the electrical was redone to accommodate the new ...

bikerMetric supporter and reader TOOLS1 helped this reader ride post happen. he knew the builder of this bike, eric eller, but the dude didn’t think his bike was worthy. cue wayne and garth. tools convinced eric his bike was indeed ...