Bare Bone Rides Custom 1979 Honda CB750 Cafe Racer Build (Fired-up and Running)
The boyz at BBR (Bare Bone Rides, Inc.) finished this build back in November of 2011.
It started off as a CB750 that we picked-up at an Insurance Auction. Solid motor and no frame damage – just needed a new tank and new handle bars … a perfect platform for a custom Cafe Racer style build!
Check out more photos, some history and the trophy this bike took at a recent show at or on our facebook page at .
Thanks for looking folks – we definitely appreciate your time … and your feedback! The current owner purchased her from us via ebay … and he is local so we see this bike a lot in the neighborhood – he still can’t wipe that grin off his face every time we see him!!!
Nostalgia at the Redfish Inn 2004 Flashback by Miserable George
This place has had many names down through the years,
and back in 2004, it was the Redfish Inn, and, a very popular watering hole on U.S.#1 in Cocoa, Fl, near the flea market. It seems that there was always something interesting going on…from spaghetti wrestling, to a mini-concert by Big Mike Griffin, and TV’s “good ol’ boy”…Mickey Jones.
The weather was as variable as the entertainment…beautiful for awhile, then, a whopper blowing in off the Space Center!! But, one thing you could always count on, was a banner crowd, to partake of the entertainment, the pretty girls, and the good food!!
The place still boasts all these things today, but, with a different name…”The Oyster Bar”…on U.S.#1, just north of Cocoa, Fl. Tell ‘em Old School Biker” sent ya…OK?
Miserable George
$25k and 2500 miles does not make you a biker
The chances of dropping your bike are proportionate to the number of people watching.
The beauty of this is that we have all dropped ’em a time or two and it’s fun to know that we are not alone.
I hope none of these folks got hurt too bad. $25k and 2500 miles does not make you a biker.
The Billy Lane WE Know… by ValGal and Miserable George
I met Billy Lane in 1999…
I had just moved here and was hanging with a few of my Dads friends. … So I ended up going to a party with them at a motorcycle shop in Melbourne, Florida. THAT’S where I met Billy Lane for the first time. I had no idea who he was or what he did, to me he was just another young guy with a shop. Well, come to find out after talking to him and looking at the bikes he built I was amazed at the uniqueness of his work. I knew then he would make it in this crazy biker world. He treated me with respect and was very patient with my (then) lack of knowledge of motorcycles. We have seen him numerous times over the years since then. We Love Billy and his talent for building some of the most awesome machines I’ve ever seen… I will always, NO MATTER WHAT, have respect for what he does and what he’s faced in life. It’s not always how we want it to be but if you deal with the cards the way they fall we ALL can make it through this crazy life.
The photos that were chosen for this article are from different events my father Miserable George Guignet attended, and a couple GREAT parties!
THIS is the Billy WE know!
Valgal
