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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akfPcRFre-0&list=TLGGH9sTy-_x4dYzMDA4MjAyNg&index=20I finally get the adapted clutch lev...
08/30/2026

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I finally get the adapted clutch lever working before moving on to modifying the throttle and choke cables to suit the new controls. Using solder-on cable ni***es and a few simple workshop techniques, I adapt the original BMW cables instead of replacing everything with expensive custom-made items.

How to Adapt BMW K75 Clutch, Throttle & Choke Cables, BMW K75 Cafe ...

https://youtu.be/_lIWihFbwXkThe BMW K75 Cafe Racer Project continues as I focus on some of the finishing touches that ma...
08/23/2026

https://youtu.be/_lIWihFbwXk

The BMW K75 Cafe Racer Project continues as I focus on some of the finishing touches that make a huge difference to both the appearance and functionality of the bike.

In this episode I begin test fitting the new LED lighting, adapt aftermarket brake and clutch levers to work with the original BMW cables, and see how everything comes together with the new switchgear.

Although these seem like small jobs, they're an important part of turning an older BMW into a clean, modern cafe racer while retaining reliability and good ergonomics.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7X3jAsIrsagI bought another unfinished motorcycle. 🤦‍♂️This time it's a 1979 Honda CB750...
08/16/2026

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I bought another unfinished motorcycle. 🤦‍♂️This time it's a 1979 Honda CB750 — non-running, half finished and seemingly abandoned.

But then I started looking at the parts. What we have and what we need.

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It came with a LOT of very nice parts. Cognito Moto. Speedhut. Sun Rim Wheels. And plenty more. The parts alone could be worth around $7,500. I paid $1,000 for everything.

So the first episode is all about figuring out exactly what I've bought, what's missing, what we might sell, where the build should start… and, of course, what color this thing should be.

Could be a bargain.
Could be a disaster.
Probably both. 😂

Episode 1 is out now on Tink's Garage.

I paid $1,000 for a 1979 Honda CB750 project that isn't running, is...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7n-lkJYvlACan you actually learn to weld well enough to build your own motorcycle frame...
08/09/2026

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Can you actually learn to weld well enough to build your own motorcycle frame?

That was the challenge this week on the BMW K75 Cafe Racer project. I started with probably the cheapest MIG welder on the market (which was... an experience 😅), upgraded the equipment, spent plenty of time practicing, and eventually fabricated the custom rear frame.

I also couldn't resist testing one of those "metal welding" epoxy products to see whether modern metal glue is really as strong as people claim.

Some surprising results, a few questionable welds, and another big step forward for the K75 build!

🎥 Watch the latest episode now and let me know—did you learn to weld the hard way too?

08/04/2026

This is pretty cool. Funny I started messing around with a marker on the fuel tank. I might carry on a little! 😎😎😎

Can you make a motorcycle seat pan from a plastic chopping board? 🤔That's exactly what I tried on the BMW K75 build this...
08/02/2026

Can you make a motorcycle seat pan from a plastic chopping board? 🤔

That's exactly what I tried on the BMW K75 build this week!

A bit of heat, a bit of trial and error, and it actually worked far better than I expected. I also started relocating the ECU and electrics to clean up the rear end of the bike.

The full video is live now—I'd love to hear what you think!

https://youtu.be/EyzkN4j1NzY

I Melted a Plastic Chopping Board into a Motorcycle Seat Pan! Other...

The BMW K75 Cafe Racer is starting to look like a real bike now! 🏍️This week's episode is all about building one of the ...
07/26/2026

The BMW K75 Cafe Racer is starting to look like a real bike now! 🏍️

This week's episode is all about building one of the biggest visual features of any cafe racer—the custom seat.

After making the seat pan, it's time to shape the foam, stretch the cover, and wrestle with some surprisingly difficult curves. I also test-fit the rear LED light and look at a new location for the ECU.

It's not finished yet, but the transformation is already making a huge difference to the overall look of the bike.

🎥 Watch the latest episode here:
👉 https://youtu.be/D0xFP5j0mPM

If you're into cafe racers, BMW K75 projects, custom motorcycles, or just enjoy seeing things built in a home garage, I'd love to have you along for the ride.

BMW K75 Cafe Racer Build – Custom Seat Upholstery from Start to Fin...

🚨 It's Alive! 🏍️🔥After plenty of head-scratching, rebuilding the carbs, chasing electrical gremlins and a few setbacks, ...
07/19/2026

🚨 It's Alive! 🏍️🔥

After plenty of head-scratching, rebuilding the carbs, chasing electrical gremlins and a few setbacks, the Honda CB750 Cafe Racer is finally back on the road!

There's nothing quite like hearing an old project burst into life for the first time. In this episode I finish the latest jobs, fire it up, and take it out for its first proper ride.

If you've been following the build from the beginning, thanks for sticking with it. The best part of any restoration is reaching the point where all those hours in the garage finally pay off.

🎥 Watch the latest episode now and let me know what you think of the CB750!

The Honda CB750 Lives Again! Carb Rebuild, First Start & Ride. The ...

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