Great Job ! Honda Swing-arm I guess , because of the Com-star Wheels . Probably Fire-blade forks too I suppose . Bearing sizing for the Head-stock . Beautiful result . Looks and Sounds Factory made .
Wow, what a beautiful build! Hi, They say imitation is the best form of flattery. So, I would like to build my 72 the very close to same way you have your bike set up. It is one of the cleanest (to my taste) example of a Café Racer GT750 I have found on the web. I just acquired last month a complete and matching numbers 76 Water Buffalo and a ’72 non-matching basket case (incomplete). I am in the process of acquiring 2010+ GX’er parts - Complete rear swing arm and shock - Complete rear wheel with brake and caliper - Complete front wheel with brake and caliper - Front and rear fenders - Front forks and triple trees - Front bars and controls - Rear brake pedal and brake reservoir - Front brake lever and reservoir I am a former tool and die maker and I would really appreciate getting in contact with you. I’m currently finishing another project (ruclips.net/video/scvP0wp5d2o/видео.html, the build is much further along) but I want to start on the Water Buffalo soon after this. I’d value your input on getting the front forks on to the stock frame, the swingarm to the stock frame etc. May I call you or email you? Thanks My email is sybarite.stephane@gmail.com Steph Luskville, Québec Canada
I owned a GT750 which was well past it's use by date back in early 1980s. I love what you've done with this bike and it sounds great!
Stunning sort of angry Ducati... Lots of little touches.... The Beast
Lovely build, you've done a great job, the headlight & cowl look very similar to the Harley Breakout lamps 👍
I like how you made it look like a newer sports bike now days and it sounds amazing
Have not seen or heard of a water buffalo in a loooong time, looks and sounds great
Beautiful!!!!!!
That is Awesome, I love it!
Would love to own that!
Probably the best looking 2 stroke I have ever seen!
Fantastic build, a great combination of old and new. Seems like it was a few years ago, I wonder how she's going?
cool...excellent handcraft...amazing pipes...well done!
I had one of these back in the 80s ,this one is bad ass
Very very nice
Great job man
I had a 1975 T350 or T315 2cil
Fun to ride but always something to repair
Great Job ! Honda Swing-arm I guess , because of the Com-star Wheels . Probably Fire-blade forks too I suppose . Bearing sizing for the Head-stock .
Beautiful result . Looks and Sounds Factory made .
Lovely them black casings set it of brilliant 👍👍👌
Thanks Steven☺️👍🏼
Wow! Beauty! Running good too
That bike is something else, very very impressive 👍🏻
Thanks Shaun😉👍🏼
Thats cool
Wow awesome job! 👍
sick,love it🙂
Ik heb hem net bewonderd op de beurs in Houten.
In het echt is hij nog mooier.
Must have bike!
Super gemacht bis auf diesen riesigen Fighterhöcker der dieses schöne schlanke Motorrad fast erschlägt
Sound is very good
Beautiful build and really nice sound, but sluggish throttle response. Too much rotating mass?
Bad ass, goodjob
the back looks great but gave up towards the front making it look shite,no road test either as to handling.i'd give this one a miss!
Wow is that custom. It looks like the only thing original is the engine.
beautiful
Excellent job....How much weight did you save
from the original 210 kg ?
Ja, super niet. 👍🏽
Bedankt voor uw reactie.
I’d have to change those handle bars
Cool, witch handle bars you have instal now? Can you send me a picture 😉
Exhaust chambers below PLEASE !
❤
I have so many questions! But first what did you do for the forks? I neeed to know , just got a gt750 and really wanna up date the front
Hi Anthony, this is a front and rear from a mv agusta bike f4 1000cc 😉
How much does it cost？over30000＄？
Bonjour, j'ai moi même une Gt 750, cela donne envie de faire la même modification, quel train avant et train arrière avez vous utilisé?
Bonjour,
L'essieu avant et arrière sont d'un mv agusta F4
Great job, but the rear'n seat is not the really good job for this bike, too modern wasptail, il would be better with a smoother design.
Stingers should be halved? (too long?)
single sided swinger..? From a Duc..? or Honda vfr? maybe get some 36mm flat slide Mics.?
Dick Jones tt45
Wheels and swingarm (and maybe aslso the front fork) from mv Agusta f4
For god's sake don't forget to scrub those tires in!
What is the you eyes the value?
Wow, what a beautiful build!
Hi,
They say imitation is the best form of flattery. So, I would like to build my 72 the very close to same way you have your bike set up. It is one of the cleanest (to my taste) example of a Café Racer GT750 I have found on the web.
I just acquired last month a complete and matching numbers 76 Water Buffalo and a ’72 non-matching basket case (incomplete).
I am in the process of acquiring 2010+ GX’er parts
- Complete rear swing arm and shock
- Complete rear wheel with brake and caliper
- Complete front wheel with brake and caliper
- Front and rear fenders
- Front forks and triple trees
- Front bars and controls
- Rear brake pedal and brake reservoir
- Front brake lever and reservoir
I am a former tool and die maker and I would really appreciate getting in contact with you.
I’m currently finishing another project (ruclips.net/video/scvP0wp5d2o/видео.html, the build is much further along) but I want to start on the Water Buffalo soon after this.
I’d value your input on getting the front forks on to the stock frame, the swingarm to the stock frame etc.
May I call you or email you?
Thanks
My email is sybarite.stephane@gmail.com
Steph
Luskville, Québec
Canada
Give it a rev for fuck sake.
Seeet af
Beautiful! I did a '74 for a while. Will it pop a wheelie?
What exhaust is this?
hand made 😊
My comments are like ...Delayed or something...Is it because I cuss sometimes?
the seat and front light not match with the bike!
Fucking ugliest headlight.....the rest of bike is nice :)