TARAZON 1" Universal Cafe Racer Rear Frame Hoop Brat Style Seat fit for Honda/for Yamaha/for Suzuki

I bought this year hoop for a 1978 Yamaha xs750. This is my first motorcycle build and I was very happy with this hoop! My welds needed a little grinding but that's on me haha. When I was deciding on a hoop I chose this one for the two day shipping and it got to me in time. I noticed in some of the other reviews people where having troubles with the way this hoop is bent. The hoop I received was not lining up perfectly with the frame so the trick I used was to loop a ratched strap around the hoop and tightened it so it held perfect while I tacked it. I also like that this hoop came with to slugs to help fit and weld it. At first the slugs didn't fit in the frame tubes so what I ended up doing was grinding four slots in the slug and with a gentle hammer tap they went right into place. If I get another bike to build I wouldn't hesitate to buy this again.

It's a bent pipe. Not much to say, really. Those that gave bad reviews, I'm not sure why. There was no logo anywhere that I can see (even if there was, I would have just grinded it off). It's not a perfect fit for the frame (CB750K) out of the box, the ends will need to bent in slightly. It's called fabrication. Things like that are going to happen when you fabricate anything. If you want a bent pipe, buy this one.

Thankfully, I had a touch and some time in Mt hands. Never fit seamlessly, though. Wouldn't recommend, but good price I suppose.

fit decently had to bend it a little more and cut it. it did the job though.

ordered this product for cb 750 k6 it was much too wide for the application so much so that i had to cut the center of the arc and trim it to fit. Got it to work and moved on to other parts of my build. 2 months later I am fitting a custom seat base and i realize that the upward bends are in two different areas one starts about a half inch before the other very hard to see as they are gradual bends. so I ended up cutting it off again to fix a mistake that i didn't even make i got the bends lined up and of course now the bent halves that meet at the back are not lined up on starts before the other and the apex is a quarter inch off so i notch right before the bend starts on the long end and bend it forward and toward the other piece finally i got it all lined up and symmetrical and thats how a poorly spent 13 dollars cost me 6 hours of labor

Made a weekend project of this over the weekend. Super easy to install. Sawzall the back section off, debur your edges, gape the holes on the frame so the sleeves fit in. Slide one side on, tack weld it in place and bend the other side onto the other sleeve. Finish welding it to the frame and bam! You have this. Very happy my measurements were right, and the measurements in the description were close enough to make it work.

Had to bend a little to get it to fit a 1977 Suzuki gs750 frame but it worked.Welded good, all in all good stuff.

This was almost an inch too wide for my Suzuki. I had to cut it in multiple places to get it to fit up correctly and it ended up not looking very good. I found another retailer with one that was about an inch less wide and hopefully that should work

Was easy to work with. Fit exactly right, the right measurements.

Die breite beträgt rund 24 cm statt 23cmAuf der Innenseite sind einseitig Wellen durch das biegen,Für den Preis für ein Rohr ist deutlich mehr zu erwarten

Perfect for the job

The measurements were off by 1/4 inch . It took a quite alot of vise strength to get it to the right size!

Good material. Correct size. Bonus alignment inserts. Can't wait to put it on my motorcycle.