The subject title is in relation to Tim's sweet Cook Bros. Bikes, as seen here...

Tim's Alpha and Omega

Well, here's my Delta and Gamma to his Alpha and Omega...

1st the Delta...





And for the Gamma...






This one looks like a catalog cover...



Thanks to everyone involved with helping me get these to this point.

Darrin, Jesse, Dan, Rich, Tim, Geoff, Jeff, Erik, eBay, and so many more. And very special props to Claude (masterstint)
Couldn't have done it without you buddy! You're the only one I know that's crazier than I am! But that's good, right?

Enjoy them, I know I do.

Very nice combo!!!

perfection.

The CBRs are coming out of the woodwork! Those are two incredible bikes! Can you tell us a bit more about the builds? Were these made with all NOS parts, or were components restored?
Dig it!

Wow!! very nice work,thanks for sharing.

DUDE!!

well done. How long did it take to acquire all of the parts?

amazing cruiser

you must have been like a mad scientist in that garage!

HOLY CRAP!!!!!!!! i love it!!!!.......pure perfection.....and the title/topic was really sharp too, LOL..........give us the run down about the builds, and when you are done, please throw out any tidbits of useful info on the photo shoot..i havent done one but am eagerly awaiting that day..........i keep going back up to your picture, SMOKIN!!,,great job buddy!! (and yes its a good thing!-LOL) claude

HOLY FAR FIG NEWTONS!!!!!!!

i gotta go to the bathroom....be right back!!!! LOL!!

SICK.....SUPER SICK!!!!!

those two bikes together...and seperate.... unstoppable...drooling... GREAT JOB!!!!!!


Jon

W....O....W!!!!!!!!!!!

Freakin' museum quality. I think seeing those actually raised my pulse rate a little. And I'm not even a race bike guy!

Beautiful!

I'm little speechless....they are well, amazing...

The bikes are so clean, and the photography is spot on!...I'm totally digging the Cook Bros. builds of the last few months...very inspiring.

Can you tell me about the Cook Bros logos on the bars, set post, cranks etc, they look laser engraved, which is obvious they can't have been (no last engravers in that era). How did they do it back then?

Congratulations on 2 stunning builds!

Bravo Tony! I love'm both!

Both Tony & Claude have done a great job with their CBR projects. Great job boys.

Huge props to the bothoyous!

I'm so jealous. I did not have the patience or the b@lls to pull the trigger on all original components for my CBR build. Great job.

Awesome effort. Probably one of the most difficult bikes to source - especially in the condition these are in. Truly impressive. Love the number plate!

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unbelievable

amazing grace.

Nice...very nice. I need to build mine.

Stunning bikes, lucky you!

those are kick @rse...that one picture does look like a catalog cover.

Tony

Show OFF!.
Just Kidding, Beautiful work. So nice to see them in this kind of condition.
Absolutely, positively amazing. Great Job!
The details are done just right.

Those bikes are works of art. Amazing job on both of them.

Old-skull

it was done with a "methods marking systems" acid etching machine which puts a small electrical charge into acid on a templete to burn its way in

WOW!

I'm not a CBR guy but these are clean!

BTW, did you get your package? What will it be going on?

Jeff
n2o

absolutely gorgeous!!