This auction closed out with 90 watchers! And sold for $2,500...

We are proud to say Home Wreckers new home will be in Manitoba Canada. If you live in the southern area of Manitoba, Canada watch for this bike on the roads there. It will be fast moving when it does come by................

If you win this bike in the eBay auction we will also be throwing in some swag for ya. We will be throwing in one of our Anubis Cycle shirts. Wear it with pride and let'em know where you got it. This with my ugly mug wearing it, but I am sure it will look better on you.

We are also working on getting the bike featured in The Horse Magazine right now. We plan to send a signed copy of the mag to the new owner so they can share in the claim to fame.

This bike was built to do 3 shows in 4 days in under 24 DAYS. We started with a severely neglected 1971 Honda CB 500. As you look at this bike do keep in mind this was built from discarded motorcycles and parts and has become a full blown high-quality Cafe' racer in just under 24 days. And then ridden a grueling 500 Miles through some of the windiest roads Wisconsin Has to offer.

On the trailer after the first show on Aug 19th.

At this point we were stoked over the response we got. With all of the cameras loose at the Reedsburg, Wings and Wheels show there must have been thousands of pictures taken of this bike. Not a bike many will quickly forget. And this was the response at a Harley dominant show.

We caught many Harley riders gawking. It's ok, guys you can look and not devalue your bike, regardless what the rest of the guys in your club say.

After 3 shows in 4 days we proved with the comments of thousands of viewers that we had built a bike with styling that people liked. And the public is ready for the Cafe Racer........

"Wings and Wheels" Reedsburg, WI Aug 19th

"Vintage Motorcycle Show" Iola, WI Aug 20th

Bike Night Quaker Steak and Lube Madison, WI Aug 23th

Bike Night Wisconsin Dells Wisconsin Dells, WI Aug 24th

Here the bike is shown at Iola, Wi on Aug 20th

We got a chance to meet up with some Ton Up Chicago guys. While Iola is known as a purist crowd the reception was still good. And when we brought the turn table to spin the bike around during the show it just added one more touch.

The motor is an extensively modified 1971 Honda CB 500 that has been bored out and modified to to create a whopping 605 cc's. This power plant puts out enough power to push the twistes and eat bikes nearly double its size.

IF YOU ARE HERE FROM THE eBAY AUCTION LISTING:

THIS MOTOR WAS REMOVED AND REPLACED WITH THE ORIGINAL NUMBERS MATCHING MOTOR. THE ORIGINAL MOTORS APPEARANCE IS IDENTICAL TO THE PHOTOS HERE AND IN THE AUCTION LISTING.

To make things happen in the seat department we did a one-off hand laid fiberglass seat pan and custom shaped seat foam with stretched distressed buffalo leather.

You see the detail in the rear wheel assembly. The wheel had to be delaced and painted and then re laced and trued. The rims are just sick in this color combination, black spokes with safety red rims and hubs. If you are considering doing this yourself for your cafe racer..... You should know this is not an easy task! And to have a shop do this for you will run you about $200 a rim.

Just check out those shocks! They were completely disassembled and repainted to make them pretty like they should have been from the start.

A stance that says power and respect in one picture

This thing looks Ton-Up without even moving! We have even had the local cops stop us a few times just to get a good look at her! After several compliments, some chit chat, and a signed picture of the bike we were always on our way. And no... no ticket ever!

The tail section was set to flow with the Kawasaki H1 tail section lines. The required us to bob the rear section of the frame and then tie it all back together.

Notice the monstrous 78 CB750 F master cylinder. This gets this bike stopped LIKE NOW!

No detail over looked. Just check out the VERY HARD TO FIND breadbox air cleaner tucked nicely behind the O.E. side covers.

As you can see we can do amazing this with minimal amounts. We can convert your bike to a hot cafe racer just like you want it to be. Contact us for details.

Let's see if we can get the attention of The Discovery Channel. We are ready for a biker build off. We invite anyone to build with the same stuff and attempt to have the same results. The Discovery Channel has already done an off road biker build off, isn't it time that they get in the cafe racer ring?

Ton Up Pirate.. See you in the ring!