Cb750 cafe

I purchased a 1973 Honda CB750 to build my first custom 'café racer' motorcycle.

Hookie Co. in Dresden sure do live up to the hype about precision German engineering, but what they add along

Seaweed and Gravel Garage, An extension of the collective conscious of non-conforming-never-grow-up-weirdos, We build Custom Motorcycles. Brady Young is the main builder and we specialize in 70's-80's bikes in the brat-cafe style. Contact us for info.

When Nick Hooper's not laying down tracks in Nashville, he's riding this fine CB750 cafe racer.

We always love to share the first bike from a young builder, so we were thrilled to hear from 22-year-old Thomas Manno of Mile Zero Racers, who recently finished this 1975 Honda CB750F. From the beginning, Thomas had it in his head that his first cafe racer build had to be one of Honda's mighty 750

When it comes to CB750 cafe racers I can confidently say I’ve pretty much seen it all. The Honda’s popularity in the custom scene is unrivaled. Kyle Vara of Los Angeles-based workshop Thirteen & Company couldn’t agree with me more. So when a customer gave him the freedom he needed to massage a bit of individuality out of a Honda CB750F he wasn’t about to do anything by halves.