CB750 scrambler project
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Working through the electrics. I've got my rear indicators and tail lights sorted.
I made a CDI holder to relocate it.
Fuse box and indicator regular relocated.
Front lights, indicators and horn on.
Ignition barrel relocation plate made.
Just sorting a battery box and the battery is on order. I can't fully test what connector goes where until the battery comes.
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Well I put the engine in alone which was a very heavy task
killed my back haha. Lining it up with the mounts while the bike was leaning again the bench. (You can't fit the engine when the chassis is on a bike lift)Got my battery box mounted with the lithium battery. Its so light! I thought it was just a empty case!
Carbs on + filters and cables. Fitting the carbs was tricky, the rubber manifolds are so hard. I'd replace them but £150+vat for 4 and they're not cracked.
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I even have a engine lift but it would have needed an offset cradle made up to clear the frame
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Little bits done, oil cooler fully connected, the pipes were bent, took a while to get them right.
Oil filter came finally.
PCV filters on.
Started seat mounts and ignition switch relocation.The 2 most expensive items I need is an exhaust and starter motor.
Still undecided what tank colour. I'm thinking Matt gunmetal grey. I was going to go black but think that would be over kill.
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@Louis-DT-WR match your tank to the cam covers maybe
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@Louis-DT-WR You'll be too scared to get that beast dirty for-sure!!!
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Lights check on.
Tail lights seem to have not power, maybe but headlight is on when ignition on. Brake lights not working
maybe it will when engine is running.?Horn was faulty,
All 4 indicators would flash, so I had it wire in a diode and earth the dial indicator light
Clutch hydraulic line arrived and installed.
Tank painted, I have a decal coming for it.
Ignition switch installed -
@Louis-DT-WR looks amazing pal, well done great build
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All lights, switches and horn are on and functional
Seat brackets made up.
Waiting for my starter motor to arrive.
Then decide what way to go for exhaust.
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Now this would get my attention at a local bike night, any plans to paint it or just keep the flat steel look?
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@Stevie-Wonder thanks. The tank is painted. In chrome silver powder coat. I was going to go all black but I wanted it to shine a bit
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Took so many attempts to get the starting circuit to work. Checked everything, earths, relays, switches, batteries, motor and cables.
The first lithium battery I bought was total crap, couldn't crank the engine over even though cross reference numbers said it was correct. Bought a shido and works perfectly.
Made a numbplate holder + front "number plate"
The most exciting part is the exhaust! Cut off about 10kg of the baffles. Shortened the silencers right down and made up the end covers.
Still got to wrap the exhaust
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@Calum looking forward to hearing it
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@Louis-DT-WR Looks mighty fine dude, is your bike named after your sweetheart???
