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Hello from Texas

feeds@yuku.com (SRADkneedragger) — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 23:33:53 GMT

Hey everyone
I've been lurking for a while as has my Husband we bought a really nice 77 CB750K a while back planning to chop it for him but looks like it might have to go to pay funeral expenses(long story). We both ride, Him on a RC51 me on a GSXR750 and a Busa Land Speed Racer. I'm currently the 4th fastest Woman in Texas overall and the fastest Woman on a street legal Hayabusa @201.534MPH. We have few other projects which is another reason something has to go, among them, a...

Hello

feeds@yuku.com (americanfiend) — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 22:55:46 GMT

Hi I'm new to the site. A friend showed me the site and Ive looked at a lot of the builds and I really like what Ive seen. I'm looking to buy my first 750 so a friend and I can chop it. I have been restoring and customizing cars with my dad since I was 12 and now I'm looking to build my first chopper. As soon as I can find one I'm sure I will be turning here for advice. Thanks, Ryan

Cali Calling, Excited to have found this site!

feeds@yuku.com (HuggyBear) — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 18:29:30 GMT

Hello! I fell in love with the looks and style of the 1960's-1970's choppers when I was a kid. Much to the dismay of my wife (LuvYou) at 36 years of age, I began to relive my childhood this past summer when I found (fell in love) with an over priced 1970 KO series CB750 in desperate need of alot of attention. Amen frame and lots of cool vintage parts. Within 4 days of the purchase I had her completely disassembled. I wish I had found you guys before I had spent an entire day...

Hey everyone

feeds@yuku.com (Steel Dragon Performance) — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 15:57:32 GMT

Hey I'm a new guy to the site. I've visited this site many times and finally decided to register in it. I've loved the honda750 since the early 70's and can't get enough of it. It's nice to find a place like this where everyone has something in common. If anyone needs advice or needs a question answered please feel free to ask and I'll try to help you the best I can. Ill try to stay as active in the forums as possible. Thanks

Hello Everyone

feeds@yuku.com (JoinInNow951) — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 23:30:22 GMT

I am glad to be part of the site.I have visited the site and found many interesting things. It was easy to be registered myself to the site.
Forum discussion is my one of hobby.I always want to get some important and helpful information from the others and want to share my thoughts.It would be great to share my thoughts.

FNG - NooB

feeds@yuku.com (solvocals) — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 16:06:00 GMT

Hi all.

Been lurking here since about, ready for this, 2004, hahahaha. Pretty much just droolin' over the chops in the pics section. Well, I FINALLY got a 750. It's a '69 to be exact, and a Sandcast motor to boot. It's in dire need of some attention and I'm giving it to her. She was chopped sometime, I'm guessing, in the early 70's, as you can see from the pics. I'm planning alot and I've already started her transformation. Planning on...

new again

feeds@yuku.com (oilspots) — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 17:27:12 GMT

If you ck my profile, you'll see I've been a member for a couple years, but last spring I sold my Honda. It's Back! I'm Back! Made a swap deal after the ol chop went through a couple hands. AMEN Savior springer, needs freshening again, been through a lot in the last year. I'll post pics soon.

New Guy

feeds@yuku.com (mikehvac) — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 07:35:43 GMT

Hi i am located in the foothills of No.California.I'm new to the Honda scene.Chopped some british bikes in the 70s and early 80s,thought i would try a sohc as i rode a few back in the early 70s.They were pretty impressive then considering what was available.well built and reliable.
I bought a project listed on cl,a hardtail frame,looks after market.the motor appears to be a 1971,engine # is cb750e-1105265.
There is a lot of knowledge here and i will be asking for help.I...

New here to Hondachoppers in Colorado

feeds@yuku.com (don80815) — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 06:57:08 GMT

Hello everyone, I am here cause I have just gotten ahold of a 1978 Amen Savior frame with a honda cb750. I have been trying to research things about the engine and am not having much luck. Then I came across the hondachoppers site and so here I am. The main thing I am trying to find out about right now is the numbers on the engine are cb750e-2524667 and I would like to know if these numbers tell the year of it, I have found all kinds of K's and F's, but no E's. And the other...

New from Cincinnati Ohio

feeds@yuku.com (gnutt) — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 07:15:47 GMT
I just picked up a 1975 cb750 that was on its way to looking like a bobber. I have some issues with the bike it feels like it is starving for fuel.The airbox is gone and has little filters on it, so would it need a jet kit or carbs or just adjusted?

hello all

feeds@yuku.com (issac) — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 23:07:44 GMT
I just stumbled on your site while searching the web for parts for 1977 sohc 750 chop.Ive just started the build and am amazed at how scarce
custom parts are on this side of the ocean(Im Irish by the way).Ive been involved with bikes since the mid seventies and have owned five sohc
750 machines over the years.The bike Im building has laid in my shed for over six years following a great coming together with a wall one frosty
night.Id just totally rebuilt the motor so at least my...

any one in the main area

feeds@yuku.com (surfer00) — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 11:01:10 GMT
need some help getting bike from there to maryland

New guy from Central Illinois

feeds@yuku.com (wookie35) — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 10:34:43 GMT
Hi, I recently bought my first inline 4 honda to chop out as a winter project. Its a 1976 CB750 Supersport, barn fresh after sitting for about 5 yrs.. I'm still trying to get my profile filled out on here and I'm looking forward to seeing all the tech and everything else on here. I'm located in Rantoul by the way if anyone is close.

N00B From Idaho

feeds@yuku.com (woodsnake) — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 19:11:51 GMT
Greetings all. I was trying to restore an 83 Goldwing, until I found out how bad the gas tank is.I don't want to do what it will take to get the tank out!
The Goldwing has a ton of potential, but I have other, four wheeled priorities instead. So while I was/am trying to find the GW a new home, I got a smoking deal on a chopper frame and front end.
The GL 1100 will not fit with out stretching the frame another 12 inches or so. I guess I could, but I'd rather not. I don't...

new guy from new jersey

feeds@yuku.com (tool14) — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 08:41:18 GMT
hello everyone ,have 71 750 been saving up to chop bike , times are tough , hope to start by end of year

HELLO

feeds@yuku.com (marvinr) — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 10:43:23 GMT
Hi, everyone just wanted to say Hello to all of you!
Hope i'm doing this right!
Have a Great Day!

hello from marysville ohio

feeds@yuku.com (blackjuju) — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 17:18:47 GMT
hello, i just got a 74 750-4 , savior soft tail frame, girder front end, invader rims and king queen seat with a custom tank. it was disasembled in the late 70s and now i can restore and reassemble it...very cool...also while i was checking into this bike i ran across another 73 750-4 chopper i coundn't pass up. getting it from the original owner/builder...this one has a springer with twistys going down it...very cool also..i hope to get alot of info and advise from the old timers here....

coil blowing fuses?

feeds@yuku.com (kevinst1968) — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 09:45:38 GMT
hi all ive tried everything rewired my bike and was running good for five minutes then melted a coil wire couldnt get spark after that so i bought new condensers and coils points look good but it keeps blowing the 30 amp fuse i checked for shorts and even went with toggle swith and push button start to go basic same thing blows a 30 amp fuse i used after market gm coils from a 1998 s 10 any ideas

New guy from Brookfield Mo

feeds@yuku.com (rayray) — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 09:11:51 GMT
I am new here from Brookfield Mo. I am a friend of stubbysteve's and I am BAC750's ex brother in law.

Stubby is helping me get started on making a bike.

New guy St.louis Area

feeds@yuku.com (Brick) — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 19:26:32 GMT
Hey , Brick here and have finally entered the stage in my life where I can start to expand on my hobbies. Ive been riding for along time and been tinkering with stock Hondas all my life. Finally after what seems and eternity I got my first 750 chopper frame and will begin my first ground up build. I even got my 2 older kids (10 and 7) excite about it and they have already put there ideas as to the looks. I look forward to showing pictures of it as the project goes along and im even more...