A Honda CB750 rebuilt no less than three times, a stunning go-anywhere Yamaha MT-07, and a carbon fiber Gentleman’s Racer costing a cool ?150,000. Meet the bikes that filled our fantasy garage this week.

Yamaha MT-07 by JvB-MOTO Earlier this week, photos surfaced of a Yamaha MT-07/FZ-07 based ADV bike that had people (myself included) quickly throwing currency at their computer screens. A go anywhere machine, powered by Yammie?s sonorous triple" Yes please. And then I came across this, JvB-MOTO?s MT Super 7. I promptly recollected my cash and threw it right back at my Mac.
If you?re unfamiliar with Jens vom Brauck?s work we suggest you click here. Now that you?re back, we can tell you that this latest build can be had (and put together) by just about anyone with a set of spanners, some empty space and a MT-07/FZ-07 kicking around. This scrambled MT Super 7 is an extension of JvB?s work with Yamaha?s Yard Built program, in that customers can go from stock to rockin? with a few mouse clicks. Of course, this being the halo version of the build, the componentry is top shelf. An Öhlins shock has been fitted to the rear and an Arrow exhaust now handles the soundtrack. With a curb weight of 165 kg and just around 68 Nm of torque rolling through sticky TKC-80s, the Super 7 may actually be the ideal urban adventure bike. [More]

Honda CB750 by Andrew Wales The alphanumeric designation given to this 1978 Honda CB750 cafe racer??I4HV3.0??isn?t exactly the most roman...