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Smaller Twins: 125-200 cc's (CA,CB,CL,SS) '59-'76
250's and 305's (CA,CB,CL) - 1959-1968
250's, 350's and 360's (CB,CL,CJ,SL) - 1968-1976
DOHC 450's and 500's (CB,CL) - 1965-1976
SOHC Twins 125/250/400/450(CB/CM/N/Rebels) '78-'08
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Wanted Parts and BikesAny chance someone saved their muffler brackets/stays from the original CB175 mufflers, 1971 if there's a miracle? I somehow misplaced mine, condition can be used, planning to powdercoat them. Thank you
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Project LogsMy grandpa purchased a 1977 Honda CJ360 approximately in 1980 and after a few slippery rides on the grass my grandma told him that he will kill himself if he rode it around. The CJ sat in their garage until the mid 80s when my dad tried to get it running and clean the rust out of the tank but...
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Electrical DiscussionJust after some advice. Just fitting a condenser. The two wires that come from the condenser are green and blue - Green is female. Blue is Male. I have been told that it really doesn't matter what wire from the condenser goes to what as long as they link up the coil to point circuit - ie either...
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Member IntroductionsHi everyone, after years of modern sports bikes and trackdays I've decided to enter midlife with slowing down a bit, So I've gone and bought myself a CB360T on a well known auction site. 1976 I'm told. It needs some work and I have been busy getting all the moving parts cleaned and greased...
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Fuel Supply and CarburationFrom What I have read on the forum, the internals of 3D vs 722A carbs are different. I have a confusing situation. The recent project bike I acquired had one 3D carb and one 722A carb - this cant be the correct set up right? I noticed this because the air mixture screws were different types...
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