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Atlanta's Fuller Moto Custom Motorcycle Cuts Through Bone
Hand-formed aluminum bodywork, exposed chromoly tubing, and a stripped-down twin that redefines modern cafe racer craftsmanship.
Walk onto the shop floor in downtown Atlanta and the smell of TIG-welded steel and raw machine oil tells you everything you need to know. Nothing here comes out of a bolt-on catalog.
Fuller Moto 1978 CB750 Special
Hand-built in Atlanta, Georgia
A masterclass in proportion, shedding 68 pounds from factory trim while keeping kick-start mechanical purity.
- Donor Engine
- 1978 Honda CB750 SOHC
- Subframe
- Custom TIG-welded 4130 Chromoly
- Bodywork
- Hand-wheeled 3003 Aluminum
- Exhaust
- Stainless 4-into-1 megaphone
Sculpting Metal by Hand
Every curve on the tank was shaped over an English wheel before being brushed with a satin clear coat. Compare this stripped-down build philosophy with our coastal expedition feature ✦ Canadian girl make your world go round and our workshop layout guide ✦ How To Make Your Motorcycle garage Look Like A Million Bucks.
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