Honda shadow 750 spirit bobber 

Cheef Cherokee - hopefully the info helps someone, glad You stopped by;) have a great weekend;)

I was thinking the same thing. Good dude.

Thanks man! hope you have a great weekend:)

Hey, thanks man I appreciate it... glad I could help someone in someway:)

Moneeb Nain- I appreciate the comment, bobbers have there pros and cons for sure, but that feeling you get when riding a motorcycle is doubled when you ride something that's says you all over it!! Have a good day:)

BONES - Wow man, truly humbled... thanks for the respectable words, I'll stay safe if you do! Thanks again man!

Thanks, nobody does you better than you right? Thanks for the comment:)

Tyler Behm - Thanks, I appreciate that. Nothing is better than riding something that has personalization all over it, it guarantees yours is the only one. Thanks for the comment;)

?????I should narrate or something....(I think that's what you were talking about? ) haha, thanks for the comment!!

george lucas weiss - Well I appreciate that compliment. I figure you'll either like it or hate it. I just want to show people that you can get what your looking for without breaking the bank. I'm glad you liked it;) good luck with your bike, and keep them rubber side down!;) have a good week!

Thanks man, I appreciate the kind words, I'm glad this could inspire you somehow, have a great week:)

Hey thanks...I appreciate the comment! have a great week!!

Anytime man, I'll be around:)

Joseph Leal - Thanks man, thanks for the view:)

Thanks man...I appreciate it, have a great week!

Cool, glad it could help someone:)

Dirty Ginger74 - I appreciate the comment man, feels good to help someone, these things can be frustrating to build sometimes and take a lot of patience, but if I can help someone get in the road faster it's worth the extra time to help, these customs rides..... it's a good family to belong too, rubber side down brother!!

Thomas Sampson - thanks man, I appreciate it:)

Obsessive Cycle Disorder - that's the only reason I made his video, to help someone, glad it gave you some ideas! Thanks for your comment:)

thanks for your comment! your right about the needs thing for sure< hope you have a good day:)

Thanks, it's a journey for sure, but the best part about it is that it's you, anyone can go buy a bike from any dealership and pull up to someone who "might" have a different color, but a bobber is 100% you on two wheels, and no one can buy that....good luck, rubber side down brother!!

Oomer hi. hello From Canada. Nice 81 RD 350 lc. I had an 82, very fun bike. Ride safe.

Dragan M my all time favourite bike the rd350. ride safe buddy.

Oomer thanks. one of mine too, I hope you dont sell it, its a keeper. I bought an RZ350 in 84. then in 85 bought the RZ500. check out my profile pic. take care.

Dragan M so cool man, I wish I still had my 350lc they go for like £6000 now here in the UK.

akbar sidiq rojali - Thanks man! I appreciate it, have a good day;)

Humbled... thanks man and have a great week:)

thanks man!

Hey thanks man, I wondered if I could pull it off myself. thanks for the comment

Thanks, its not for everyone for sure, but I appreciate it for sure

Tyler powell - I can appreciate that:) maybe someday you'll grab another one yeah? Thanks for your comment:)

Thanks man, and thanks for stopping by:)

Simon W - Hey thanks man;) I really appreciate it;))

Daniel Huhmann sorry man, who knows where I'll be too, I may not have this one someday as well, I'm just enjoying it while I do. Hopefully you'll get something again someday, thanks for your comment;) have a good Christmas man;))

dirt41gto - Hey thanks man, appreciate it, thanks for the view too;)

Moose Man- hey hanks for the comment, I have a few other videos on how to install those tanks however I can't promise the same results on a 1100 (nice bike btw) I'm not to familiar with the 1100 frame set up to much, most of my work is done in 750's and 600's. I would check out my other video on the tank installations on the 750 and 600 and see what solution might be best for your frame set up first. Maybe you might have to use a combination of both setups?? Good luck with it man, rubber side down brother, and hanks for he comment;)

Thanks Carlos, have a great weekend

Its not for everyone..You either like or you don't!! I appreciate it though. still running strong

thanks man, the way I see it you'll either hate this bike or love it, guess thats why its not grey..haha

Cisco Aldana - thanks brother! Have a great day;)

A huge thanks man, I really appreciate it. have a good weekend!

I'll be around:) thanks for the comment

Hey thanks for the kind words, I appreciate it!

Steve Mejia - thanks Steve;)

bannanapancake if you where to sell the bike today, how much would u ask for it

They're not for everyone, but they do have an appeal. Thanks for your comment

MazeTheHusky - Hey thanks brother;) I appreciate the comment, Have a good holiday!

ryan B - Thanks Ryan;) all the best to you my friend..

Thanks, the symbol represents the 4 directions in life, happy you like it thanks:)

alphamech mechanix - thanks man;)

thanks for the compliment, got a good kick outta your profile name..haha, have a good one!!

Kristopher Barwick - thanks man, most of my videos I try and do 101 if you know what I mean... thanks for the comment:)

Thanks man, I appreciate it:)

@@bannanapancake I'm looking at getting one. It's always nice to have some inspiration for possible mods 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 👊🏻✊🏻

Yeah, as you can see its not going to be for everyone, but I appreciate it non the less:) if you ever need help, I'm here to help:)

Blue Collar Power- man, maybe I'll take you up on that, could do a load of videos just on this bike alone, I appreciate the idea. Have a great holiday;)

bannanapancake Thanks! I'd be looking forward to that ;) Greets from the mad old Holland

Thanks man, I appreciate it. Have a great weekend

thanks! its been a good ride!

Thanks man, Have a good weekend

BigSwampy -hey, I thought about it at one point hen realized I was lazy, haha, I might up grade to one if he other tanks soon anyway, thanks for your comment! Have a great holiday!;)

I'm more of an apehanger guy, but that low, lean look is really nice.It lookslike a fun scoot

Shane159 -- Hey, I really appreciate that, there labors of love for sure:) were up here in northern Utah

Thanks for the comment, I agree those 600's are pretty tasteful when it comes to sleek and a petiteness factor, when I got this 750, it was almost buried in the ground. I had to retap almost every major hole in the bike and it seemed there was a problem around every corner I got a screaming deal on it though so I couldn't pass it up. It had some hard struts on it when I got it, the way they were put together I'm surprised no one killed themselves, I did a lot of years doing concrete and packing drywall, didn't care a lot for the hardtails (guess im not hardcore!!) so I went back to springers....painting the bike was the funnest part about it for me(at least on this one) Thanks for your view and insight!

I really appreciate the "not for everyone" part...I know its not the prettiest bike out there, but its me on two wheels. Thanks for the comment:)

@@bannanapancake I'm working on a 95 magna and your work is insane. I love them.

Andre Moruzzi - best of luck with your ride, be safe man;)

@@bannanapancake thank you and likewise.

Thanks man, not for everyone, but I appreciative it

This bike is awesome! And your right on with your likes and dislikes.👍🏼

Steve Vargas -Thanks brother, I'm a drummer too believe it or not.... hahaha, I appreciate the comment, if your ever up in Utah give us a shout, we'd be happy to have you run with us:)

Utah! Awesome, never been. I'll let u know if I'm ever in the area. bet it's cold up there. I'll send some pics once I get the tank on so u can see how it turned out. Thanks agin!

and where the hell is your battery at? u have that pretty well tucked in and hidden

Steve Vargas - sounds good man, have a good holiday;)

Steve Vargas -haha, yeah man, I've had a few people ask about it, maybe I should do a video on it? It's tucked under neath the swing arm very carefully

FamousByFriday - I actually found it after I saw this message in the spam folder, sorry man, google wouldn't send a reply either. I appreciate the kind words brother. I do so many different things (seriously) most of them aren't depicted on this channel. I'm sort of a "jack of all trades a master of none" I tell people not to worry about subbing (and I actually mean it) for a few reasons; 1. Not trying to get rich. 2; I'd hate for people to get videos from me they have no interest in (feel like I'm bothering people, and I'm respecter of people's interest's and privacy) so I'm going to have to start another channel or something!!!! Some people like motorcycles, but not everyone likes bows, trains, cycling, RC, history, music and what ever else, probably shouldn't worry about it, but I saw a lady up in Alaska doing other video after video on random stuff, and it was weird to me... I was thinking in my head is here a theme to your channel? Ida know, trying to figure out how to handle this channel in he future. Hope that helps some;) have a good Christmas!

bannanapancake See... I don't feel like having many different interests is a bad thing. Everyone has to find their format, but I feel like people limit themselves.

FamousByFriday - that's a crazy good point. I'll figure out a way to handle this soon...

Thanks man, much appreciated

@@bannanapancake yw

Hey, I appreciate it... I know it's not for everyone, but they are sure fun to ride for sure! thanks for the comment and have a great day:)

Wow man, thanks. I try my best to reply to everyone not matter how short the comment, I didn't see yours till now, thanks, brother and have a great week:)

100SpokeRiderz - thanks man, I appreciate the comment:)

Rockabilly Rambler - Thanks man;) appreciate the comment!

Juan Gaona --- hey thanks Juan, I appreciate that:) have a good day!

Alan Maulana Ibrahim - It is a little different for this particular bike for sure;) thanks for the comment and have a great week;)

lourd 555 - sounds great man! I appreciate the comment, and best of luck with the build;)

yeah, thought many times about it myself.. your right, would look a lot better for sure thanks for the comment.

alteredstateskustom -cool, love tips, if your not learning your losing I guess, thanks;)

bannanapancake no problem dude, I learned the hard way on my first bike build and ended up redoing it glad to help. keep up the cool builds

alteredstateskustom - thanks man, keep it rubber side down;))

No worries, glad you liked it.

Jard Yeti - thanks man:) appreciate the comment

your welcome, have a great week:)

I need to get some vids riding it for sure, glad I could help in some way.... have a great weekend!

I'm still around and sorry for the late reply..those are infact Air Diesel Heater Tubing stainless steel (Google). I think you might be able to snag them off of Amazon. Hope that helps.

good luck with it!! and keep it rubber side down yeah? be safe brother!!

Cheh Mendez - Hey man, this particular bike has a nasty square top tube.. horrible design, but I don't think Honda intended anyone to really see it. These types of tanks are designed with a saddle in the middle to accommodate a round top tube, check out my other video explaining how to install this type of tank, it will make more sense to you. I hope this helps some;) thanks for he comment!

Thanks so much Scott...appreciated! the tank is a wash from a product called "Blacken it" (eBay/Amazon) you can paint it on with a normal paint brush and one bottle usually does the trick. you'll have to make sure the tank is clean and free from oil, then I would take a really light grit sand paper, as light as you can find and sand it down (you don't have to, but I'd recommend it). after that, I would clean the tank with a simple dawn dish soap and let dry. take the "Blacken it" and paint on, now it works fast, so you'll have to work it around as fast as its setting. The longer you leave it on the darker it gets, if it gets too dark you can always take some of that same sand paper and scrub it down and reapply. I would honestly try it on a piece of regular steel first to see how it works, then sand it down to see how removes, this way you'll get a feel for it before you apply it to your tank. It doesn't work on some metals like aluminum so I would do your research first before you buy (some guys have aluminum tanks) it will, however, work on most and those pandemonium tanks. hope this helps and have a great day!

The tank that you bought brand new did you have to seal it inside ? I have a project going on right now on my shadow spirit and I already bought a new gas tank the same one on pandemonium tank new steel tank, and I'm worried about inside of it .I was searching on line regarding sealing the tank and 80% of the People says seal it. How'd you do it and what kind of chemical did you used? And regarding your cylinder where did you place your battery? Coz you didn't mention on this video if you place it inside the cylinder only the wiring and the fuse and everything. Thank you and Mahalo.

clarence jacobs - Hey thanks for the comment, not sure actually on the size of filters, I sorta just form fitted it with that corrugated steel that's on it. Best thing to do is just get semi close with a pair of calibers. The rubber on the filters will give a little to stretching. The kit I used was from DYNOJET. It was a T-1183 stage 3, if your going straight in and out (air pods with exhaust with no baffles) you'll need to buy extra jets along with that kit. A "134" for the FRONT and a "138" for the REAR head. ("Thunder mountain" will probably have them or "jets are us")Groove needle on 4 (with a spacer) most of those shadows you won't need to drill out the slide. Hopes this helps some;)

jaycub adam- 2 of my friends will side with you on that, the flipped and down turn bars are what racers used to do back in the 30's and 40's for their board track racers, it was a cheap alternative to get them at a lower position. This bike is a belly pusher for sure. Thanks for your comment;)

I mean it's a pretty bike man I'm not hating on it or nothing but hell man thanks for the response

jaycub adam - haha, no man it's cool, even if you didn't like it I would appreciate your comment and your sincerity, it already has dislikes so someone doesn't like it... or me? Hahaha! Have a great holiday, rubber side down man!;)

Lmao you 2 man...you got yourself a subscriber!

jaycub adam- haha, thanks;)

There's a product called "Red Kote" you should use, just make sure to follow directions really well (and RU-vid) and you should be golden. hope that helps

Thanks man, have a happy Holiday:)

Thaks for the comment, check back in a few hours I'm in the process of uploading some "how to's" on tanks for both the 600vlx and 750 spirit, I'm just trying to give people some better options for these bikes. As far as the stock air box...complety gone for the most part, I used a small portion of the intake hoses from the carburetor side to give me the 90 degree angle and then overlayed them with some steel corrugated hoses off of a semi truck to lengthen them to the airbox side. I attached the air filter pods just by sliding them over the steel hoses and clamping them down. you could use a size smaller piece of PVC pipe to connect hose to air pods as well if you need to (best to slide the air filters over the hose/something or whatever you use as not to restrict the air flow right?) hope this helps!! Thanks for your comment!

Thanks man, much appreciated.

Humbled man.. thank you

I have a video that I just posted explaining that on my channel, hopefully, it will spark an idea for you:)

Chevy Man - it's kinda hard to describe over the net, but the best way I've found is to use brackets and springs they sell on eBay/amazon....ect, even JP CYCLES/Old bike barn. And if it's a 600cc you'll have to make a bracket that spans the two rear bars and weld it to the frame. The bracket will have to drop down about 1-2 inches depending on your weight (hopefully this all makes sense) this way it levels your seat a little more other wise you'll have a seat that tilts way forward, especially if your using 3" springs If it's a 750cc you'll need to weld on some posts to the rear cross bar back there so your springs will have a platform for them to sit on, I actually used a grade 8 set of cut in half bolts with tacked on upside down nut and washer so the springs could sit ON the washer if that makes sense. Hope his helps some, thanks for he comment;)

I know some guys that relocate the speedometers, you run into cable issues if they're still not attached to the forks or triple tree, they have kits that you can purchase or you can fab up your own brackets to transfer them to another location. a lot of guys relocate the speedometer down by the side of the engine out of the way and what have you, but like I said you run into the cable having stretching issues..I'm kinda old school, so I dont use one or any blinker/oil/neutral lights, but you can essentially relocate all of that yes.

bannanapancake Cool thanks for the tips.

Thanks man

check out my other video on the install on the 750, a bit of machining here and there but shouldn't take any welding. hope that helps

you can find most anything on eBay, but you know.....you do pay for what you get. I made all of my things from scratch steel and leather, it takes time for sure, that's why a good seat will cost a bit of cash. Old Bike Barn has got some good stuff on their books just google them. there are a few other good places as well just have to do some searching, just remember doing customization always has a price to it. Hope this helps! thanks for your comment!

yes:)

I'm sure you could, but you'd have to deal with the computer in the bike as well, Its kinda like mixing Toyota parts with Honda, could be done essentially, but is it worth the work? are you thinking and old magneto system?

Richard c - Yeah (you might have found it in my channel already) I've got a video for both a 600 and 750;)

Anthony Miller - Thanks for the comment, I always liked the older Indians and Harley's with the tractor style seats , but I didn't like the bulkyness that came with them. So I styled this one which is smaller and narrower and less steep angles to the originals.. that's the good thing about building your own. I don't know if you want to find one that looks similar? Or just more of a standard pan?? You can find a lot of good pans off of EBay or Amazon. You can also check "old bike barn".... TJbrutal customs has some fun parts as well. Finding a semi-styled tractor seat might be a little difficult, that's why I wound up making this one. I hope this helps some. If you have anymore questions just drop them by;) thanks;)