Re: Harley identification
I checked out the picture, and it looks like a Honda CB750 frame. Most, if not all HD frames (with the exception of a sporty or buell), will have a single seat post that goes in between the motor and tranny. Some newer style motors sort of have a mouting configuartion like that but it's definately an older frame so that rules those out.<br /><br />If you can, take a good side shot of the frame and wheel you have there, even if it is that small, and goto
http://www.hondachopper.com and post it there. Tell the guys that SuzukiChopper sent ya there. If they say it's not a Honda frame, then goto
http://www.chopperweb.net and post it there. They are both message boards just like this one, just sign up for an account and post away.<br /><br />If someone at hondachopper.com confirms that it's a Honda CB750 frame then I think you'll be much happier sticking around there and asking questions. Lowridertommy (
http://www.lowridersbysummers.com) and Red Good or Cycle 1 Kate (
http://www.design-cycle.com and
http://www.cycleonemanufacturing.com) are the ones to goto for new parts. Lowridertommy knows his cb750's. There are also guys kicking around that forum that may be able to hook you up with a good motor plus a bunch of parts to get you going. (Lestat99 has a WHOLE bunch of parts, motors, etc) <br /><br />My e-mail address is
admin@design-cycle.com and if you need ANYTHING (advice, parts, where to look), just e-mail me. Design Cycle and Cycle One are both in Regina, Saskatchewan so we aren't that far apart
<br /><br />I hope this helps and if you even want, if you e-mail me a good side shot of the frame I can post it for you, but it'll be more beneficial for you to.<br /><br />And BTW, you're going to end up will a cool chopper when you're done
