Cling on for dear life is a blog dedicated to CB 750 Café Racers and other cool motorcycle stuff.
Monday, 14 November 2011
Thursday, 10 November 2011
Tuesday, 8 November 2011
Monday, 7 November 2011
No Worries Mate
Last week I posted a story on Bob Johnson, and his Old School Café Racers, and look what he posted back.
Back ground story: http://clingonforlife.blogspot.com/2011/11/bob-johnson-old-school-cafe-racer.html
Thursday, 3 November 2011
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.
Bob's Blog: http://oldschoolcaferacer.blogspot.com/
Tuesday, 1 November 2011
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.
LINK:
Friday, 30 September 2011
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.
SEE THE OLD POST HERE:
http://clingonforlife.blogspot.com/2011/07/japanese-metal-kamikaze-cb750.html
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