Cabracer 360 1969 Honda CL175 — DAVMOMOTO

All above studio photos by Peter J. Salisbury

An AHRMA-spec 200GP trackbike built for skateboard legend Steve Caballero. Steve commissioned the build by Denton Moto in mid 2017, and completed in early 2018. A Honda CL175 Sloper built in late 1968 was the donor bike, considered a “Holy Grail” by

Early 2018. The rear spool stand can be seen under the bike, but the seat cover is yet to be made.

OG Moto Show in 2018.

The speedo was floated in the cockpit.

Kiyo of Kiyo’s Garage, Shinya Kimura, and Steve Caballero taking a look at he OG Moto show in Los Angeles, 2018.

Hand-painted 1960’s Honda Wing by Wade O. Wilson of Mansfield, Tx.

The Bones Ripper peering out the tail section. Painted by Wade O. Wilson.

Talking details. This was a surreal moment for me.

At the December reveal, left to right: Peter Salisbury, local radio KUZU FM founder who spun discs that night; me blabbering on the mic; DentonMoto co-founder Fabian Campos; Pinstriper Wade O. Wilson; Guest of Honor Steve Caballero: The back of John

Revival Cycles Handbuilt Show 2018. Photo by Michael Lichter

The Outlier’s Guild Show was a class act through and through.

The seat front and tank strap are secured by a single thumbscrew. There is a cable tether that secures the screw.

The December 2017 reveal of the bike at the Apellton-Patterson Center for the Arts in Denton, Tx.

The test tank was to spare the fiberglass from getting gassed up, as they have to be cleaned out after each use. The fairing, front fender, and seat cover were also removed to keep them safe.

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All above studio photos by Peter J. Salisbury

An AHRMA-spec 200GP trackbike built for skateboard legend Steve Caballero. Steve commissioned the build by Denton Moto in mid 2017, and completed in early 2018. A Honda CL175 Sloper built in late 1968 was the donor bike, considered a “Holy Grail” by

Early 2018. The rear spool stand can be seen under the bike, but the seat cover is yet to be made.

OG Moto Show in 2018.

The speedo was floated in the cockpit.

Kiyo of Kiyo’s Garage, Shinya Kimura, and Steve Caballero taking a look at he OG Moto show in Los Angeles, 2018.

Hand-painted 1960’s Honda Wing by Wade O. Wilson of Mansfield, Tx.

The Bones Ripper peering out the tail section. Painted by Wade O. Wilson.

Talking details. This was a surreal moment for me.

At the December reveal, left to right: Peter Salisbury, local radio KUZU FM founder who spun discs that night; me blabbering on the mic; DentonMoto co-founder Fabian Campos; Pinstriper Wade O. Wilson; Guest of Honor Steve Caballero: The back of John

Revival Cycles Handbuilt Show 2018. Photo by Michael Lichter

The Outlier’s Guild Show was a class act through and through.

The seat front and tank strap are secured by a single thumbscrew. There is a cable tether that secures the screw.

The December 2017 reveal of the bike at the Apellton-Patterson Center for the Arts in Denton, Tx.

The test tank was to spare the fiberglass from getting gassed up, as they have to be cleaned out after each use. The fairing, front fender, and seat cover were also removed to keep them safe.