Restoring classic motorcycles is nothing short of a labor of love. Depending on the condition of the bike being worked on, a full-on restoration can take months, if not years. After all, not everyone who restores bikes can focus on one bike all of the time. People also have other things in life they need to pay attention to – perhaps even other project bikes they need to work on.
Indeed, restoring a bike yourself takes a lot of work, as well as tons of specialized skills and know-how. A good example of this is RRC Restoration's project, a Honda VFR400 NC30. Back in July, Janaki shared the start of this build, with the bike in its unrestored condition. This time around, RRC Restoration has posted an update to the project, and it's clear that a lot of work is now being done to the bike. For starters, it's been completely gutted down to the bare frame, subframe, and swingarm. Naturally, what comes next is the restoration of these underpinnings.
