Honda cb400 cafe racer

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I purchased a 1973 Honda CB750 to build my first custom 'café racer' motorcycle.

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From fiery basket case to The One Moto...The Honda CB360, a four-stroke twin, debuted in the mid-70s as an alternative to Honda's more expensive and complex lightweight fours. The 34-hp engine was tuned for a broader torque curve and light maintenance. While the CB360 may not have been the lithe

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Along with his career as a tattooist, Marco and a friend rent a small workshop space where they build custom bikes. Up until now Harley’s have been the focus of their work, but for his latest personal project, Marco’s obsession with café racers saw him searching for a Honda CM400.

If there's one bike that's more prolific than the classic BMW boxer, it's the Honda CB750. We've seen so many custom CBs we're almost immune to their charms. But these two new builds from Hookie Co. have just jolted us from our slumber. Sure, they're not the first CBs to sport Firestones and ditch their fenders. But they’re super sharp, well balanced and loaded with tasty details. Hookie Co. is based in Dresden, Germany, and built the two Hondas for different clients. The black one (top)…