Topic: Another quality CR750 rep.

[Sam Green Racing]

Although not a secret, Kevin is not shouting from the roof tops about his CR project, I'm sure it will be as nice as some of the best we have seen on here when completed.

http://www.ttr400.com/photo_2.html

Sam.

[cobra]

sure looks good to me, what type of hub is it, looks nice,

[Sam Green Racing]

It looks like one of those Italian CR replicas, mucho lira.

You front hub is with Bill and he will let me know if there is any chance before Stafford.

Sam.

[lordmoonpie]

Although not a secret, Kevin is not shouting from the roof tops about his CR project, I'm sure it will be as nice as some of the best we have seen on here when completed.

http://www.ttr400.com/photo_2.html

Sam.

That's one thing you can say about Kevin, his work is A1 quality, simply the best! 

[Tintop]

Although not a secret, Kevin is not shouting from the roof tops about his CR project, I'm sure it will be as nice as some of the best we have seen on here when completed.

http://www.ttr400.com/photo_2.html

Sam.

That's one thing you can say about Kevin, his work is A1 quality, simply the best! 

+1

[RickB]

Sam, thanks for posting this link. I have bought TTR400 product for my CB400F and have nothing but great things to same about both the Kevins.

My next bike will be a CR750 build, so these photos are a tremendous help. Now if I can just have half the skill Kevin has I might make a decent go of it!

The first of many questions but what are those fork lowers? They've got 4 bolts on the end. I've heard guys using lowers from GW1000's, is this them?

[ttr400]

Thanks for the complements guys.

The fork lowers I used are from the XL350 and modified to accept the early 750 calipers. they are also shortened.

Kevin

[RickB]

Thanks for the info Kevin, much appreciated.