Molotov Cocktail - Joshua Pageau
So I started building a cafe bike this winter, it is just now getting cold so I am actually coming inside for once to sit down and start this build page. The bike is themed around the 1960 Grand Prix Gulf racing motorcycles.
So I started building a cafe bike this winter, it is just now getting cold so I am actually coming inside for once to sit down and start this build page. The bike is themed around the 1960 Grand Prix Gulf racing motorcycles.
This was how it looked the first day I had it.
(This is not my picture just an example)
This is my first picture of the bike, at this point I had handlebars and hand controls.
most of the work so far has been removing components and putting them on that shelf in the background.
All of the old and some new just adding to the shelf and keeping track of parts
I took the engine out and painted it
New gaskets and seals all the way up, new boots and plugs
Polished the old hand controls and speedo, I added the brake control
Added some newly rebuilt carbs and used my friends intake valve from a cb650 as my choke pull
some of the parts out for visuals
Got it back from powder coating , polished the front forks and started figuring out the foot controls
Up on the desk to sort out the wiring, I am using all 14ga cloth wire and new bullet connections
Soldered in a new brass bolt for the starter.
I cut off the bulky honda lever and polished the cut
Installed the shocks
Something like this?
This is my run/off and ignition panel
Internal headlight bracket
THis is the sleeving all the wire will be covered in
15amp main
I converted the bulb to led with a resistor an led and some epoxy
Polished the front caliper
Myspace angle
This is where I sit today
Happy halloween
Finally put front wheel back on
Axe position mock up
Axe position final
Finding brake positions


I ahve recently fixed all of the controls and losse connections and stripped the old wires off again.
I am in the process of rewiring the entire bike now using solder and heat shrink.














































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