Thursday, 10 November 2011

5x CB750 Drag Race - 1970

Two bikes, and five top tunned RC CB750 engines in one race!!! Concentrated and pure madness!!! 


Thursday, 3 November 2011

The Engine We All Want...

... What a beast of a motor!!! Do I need to say more?!?






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Thank You For Staying


After a small month away from this blog, due to internet problems, I am back!

And I am really happy to see that you are still out there! Yesterday Cling On For Dear Life had more than 400+ hits, and I had 3 personal e-mails in my inbox with greetings from followers saying welcome back.

This being a one man operation, I truly appreciate the support from you people. So thank you very much, and thank you for staying.

I have a hard drive full of cool CB750 stuff for you guys, so stay tuned for more Rock N Roll.

With regards,

The Cling On Pilot

Wednesday, 2 November 2011

Bob Johnson - Old School Cafe Racer

I just came across Mr. Bob Johnson from old school cafe racer . His CB750 Café Racers are super classy, and looks like they are well made and with nice details.

I just wanted to show you some of his CB750s, and let you know about the man.








Old School Cafer Racer - On Ebay

This CB750 Café Racer baby is on sale at Ebay at the moment. 







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Amazing Skills In Downtown Chicago



Amazing skills from a 19 year old stunt rider! 19 year old?!?


Monday, 31 October 2011

Some Thing For The Collectors

Yoshimura motorcycle race parts catalog from 1973-76.... It makes you all warm and fuzzy inside right?

Go spend your kids shoe money on old paper that you (and only you) find valueable.



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Friday, 16 September 2011

The All Chrome CB750 Café Racer

In July I posted a super cool all chromed up CB750 Café Racer here at Cling on for dear life. Due to the old Japanese flag on the seat, I associated it with emperor ruled Japan, and titled it “The Kamikaze CB750”.  

Moments later I got a comment from my partner in crime, Mr. Paulo, who runs Joe Kings Helmets Speedshop. He knew the owner of the bike, and was building a set of four into four CR750 exhaust pipes (for his own CR750 replica) with him.

Paulo informed me that the bike was not build in Japan, but was from Brazil. And even better, he also send more cool pictures of the bike.

People, I am sorry that the former post gave the impression that it was a Japanese bike, but I am really happy that I was informed of this, so you could all benefit from more info and material on this super nice CB750.