Dutch honda cb500 scrambler
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This beautifully finished CB500 with a fifties vibe is owned by Mike McFadden of Kentucky, and he’s just finished building it himself in his garage. The story started a year ago, when Mike stumbled across “Brat Style” bikes for the first time. ‘The look and cheap building price of the bikes just blew me away. After many nights of scanning websites, I determined I wanted a XS650—but in my area, only one 650 was to be found. And the guy wanted way too much for it.’ Then a colleague tipped Mike off about a 1972 Honda CB500 K1, parked in
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A few months back I posted a video from Two Guys Garage showing the progress of their Honda CB500 Cafe Racer. The video gave us a sneak peek of the Honda
Remember that time you went to see your friend perform in 'that show'. You went along willingly but their performance ended up being so out there, so off
Good mates building bikes. That’s essentially what you’ll find at Bold Motorcycles HQ. This is their first build, a Honda CB500 cafe racer ‘War Machine’.
A garage for special motorcycles and cafe racers
Transforming a 1972 Honda CB500 Four into a Cafe Racer. Modifying frame to add a loop for the custom Cafe look.
honda had already changed the world of motorcycling in 1969 with the launch of the cb750 the worlds first modern ‘sup
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Old Hondas are pure cafe donors
"I bought a Honda CB500, rented a space in a workshop and started to build my first cafe racer motorcyle." says Fredrik. It was a bold move for someone who was more at home handling cutlery than carburetors. "After working for about 8 months I started to run out of money. Thankfully the workshop offered me a job!"
