Nice , but in a build off there is much more to it than building a clean bike. While this bike is clean, it does NOTHING for me. The tank is your chance to make a statement. It makes or breaks the bike. Solid color bikes are boring (mine included). To come so far and do nothing with the tank? Stock gauges? Stock triple and forks? There are much cleaner ways to handle putting on a set of clip ons and handle the indicator panel without leaving the old bar holes 
No twin caliper ?? And the number one thing I have always dis-liked about my bike is all the damn cables hanging all over the place and the big clunky controls. And the number ONE offender is the droopy brake line on the front. Again there are cleaner ways to do this.
When I build a bike I want it to be one I can stick on a turn table at a show and you can stare for 20 minutes and still keep finding new details. Things like a 60/40 porportionate brake system that kills off the need for the bulky master, Detail acid etching in the aluminum, Spokes that are more than just freakin spokes, kill off the clutch lever for a twist clutch for god sake..... No one said they had to be boring, one color, cable strangled messes.
I am a very hard one to please when it comes to a good cafe. To me the bike should be so much more and less at the same time. Imagine the bike so clean you can not see where any of the wires or cables run? Yes I am working on making the SOHC gauges electronic so that there are no cables at all.
Well, the good thing is that we all get to build the bike that we want for ourselves.
I personally don´t like old bikes that utilizes too modern stuff, I like the more classic style.
Thats why I didn´t use LED-lights, digital instruments, USD-forks etc... Doesn´t sit right with me on a CB750. But thats just my opinon.
60/40 porportionate brake system? Kind of difficult to work that out with a rear drum...?
Twin discs? Nah, rather a double-sided, twin leading shoe Grimeca brake drum! Too pricey for my economy, though...
Stock gauges? Yes, of course, they´re beautiful!
I dont think solid colors are boring, instead I think they make the lines of a bike more important.
The other good thing about solid colors is that they are cheap!
Cheers
Daniel
