750 e1 chop/lowrider

i got this dog in a sorry state the forks were twisted , the bars bent etc etc

after having a really good look at it the wise move was to rebuild it so i started with a 16" rear wheel

the problem now was the front looked too skinney so i got hold of some klr 650 forks and had some wider yokes knocked up so i could stick another 16" rear wheel up front

a set of twin dominator lights i had knocking around got mounted over and under on a home made mount

the battery now hides in a gas mask case and an exhaust was knocked up using bits i had in the scrap pile , the mudguards are from a trailer and the forward controls were knocked up using bits i had lying around

just got to find a new wiring loom and sort the brakes now then its on the road

pretty wild looking ride you have there welcome.

If you do nothing else, at least you got the stance spot on. Not much cornering clearance. That thing is loooow! Genious, putting the battery in the gas mask case, but watch out for battery leaks. Thanks for contributing. If you were a yank, I'd tell you to paint a star on that tank.

testarossa wrote:
...but watch out for battery leaks.

I'd be more concerned about float valve leaks! One of the pics shows the exhaust pipes cut off under the center of the engine. With the engine running, if a float valve sticks your bike is going to light up like a Roman candle. Ed

that pic was before i finished the exhaust system , it now goes a bit further back

well its nearly done now , big big thanks to loudhvx for the wiring diagram , its now wired up and just the exhaust to finish wrapping and the brakes to do
i changed the wiring a bit by fitting a blue led in the left hand switch gear as the full beam idiot light (req in UK)


hopefully it'll be done by 1st june

Nice ride. I didn't see the gas mask you referred to. Did I miss it, or wasn't there a picture?

the gas mask case is on the other side by the rear wheel and the battery lives in it

exhaust done and fitted , front brake done , just waiting on rear shoes now

i love the bike man keep up the good work

finally finished now , starts first time and runs like a good un

Nice. I added a gas mask bag to my 750 the other day. I got tired of attaching a backpack style tank bag to my sissy bar. I forget the country or origin, but it's soviet.