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Fury / Clockwork Motorcycles

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3 March 2015
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This CB750 custom is called Fury, and it’s Clockwork Motorcycles’ fourth build. When I found the donor — a 1971 model — it was pretty funny to look at, explains Samuel Guertin. It was a weird, failed attempt at a gothic bobber-slash-chopper. It deserved better fortune. Samuel decided to make the CB750 a little more chunky and curvaceous. It was time for a well-judged series of subtle nips and tucks — via Bike EXIF

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