Honda CB360 in Breeze / BigTwin Magazine

Check the latest issue of Breeze (inside BigTwin Magazine) for a feature of the classy Honda CB360 caferacer that was built at the FK garage.
http://www.bigtwin.nl/BREEZE+12

sneak peek: Honda CB360 caferacer

Sneak preview of our latest finished build, straight from the Flakekings headquarters where the finest builders and gearheads joined forces to come up with a racer, a damn fine one.

Some specs; a fully rebuild engine with reworked and ported heads, high compression pistons, full electronic ignition, all bead blasted and polished parts.
Classy painted frame and high end gadgets like that Motogadget 85mm motoscope classic tachometer.
Stainless steel flawless headers, polished to the max.
One off footcontrols from stainless steel.
High shouldered aluminum rims, stainless steel spoked over a Marzocchi hub in the front and a stock hub in the rear, with a classic Avon Speedmaster front and Coker diamond threaded rear tire.
A skillfully painted classic polyester racetank and seat combo by Royal Jack to give it some shine

We’ll bring this sweet little Honda CB360 caferacer to the upcoming event in Rosmalen, Rockin' Jalopy's Motorama 21-22 November.
Come check it out!

CB360 caferacer project update

A lot of work has been done lately, mostly cleaning parts, searching for parts and ordering them.
We fitted the Marzocchi triple trees with the original Honda stem in order to fit original size bearings.
Some machining was done on the Marzocchi parts to obtain a perfect fit for the lengthened original Honda stem, custom protective caps where machined from aluminum to keep dirt away from the new conical head-race bearings.

New aluminum end caps where machined, stylish and functional and matching the looks of the Italian fork parts.
We bead blasted the parts for that satin finish, wich kinda looks cool.

Front hub waiting for some parts, after that we'll align it and have it detailed by Royal Jack

Custom aluminum caps for the Marzocchi forks

                                                                                                                                                                                             

The front hub has undergone the Royal Jack treatment, after this treatment the hub will be laced with a high shouldered aluminum rim.

5 years Royal Kustom Works

This time I tried, I really did, and managed to take 5 photographs. A whopping 500% improvent over previous party!
Anyway, support this dude, have him paint your scoot, Royal Jack rules! http://Royalkustomworks.com

Swapmeet Report

Major thanks to the vendors and visitors who made this event a cracking success!
Here some pics of the day shot by Limpe.
More can be found on our facebook page.

Flakester Photobook Made By Limpe Iven

More pictures soon.