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Smaller Twins: 125-200 cc's (CA,CB,CL,SS) '59-'76
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Parts For SaleUp for sale is a Honda Matic Gage Cluster. I have powered it up and all seems to be working. I would suggest it be torn down, cleaned and lubed as it has sat for 15 years. I do not have the key. $100 including shipping CONUS. I have lots more parts including the complete...
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Electrical DiscussionI have restored this CB200t and had it running but then let it sit for a few months while I moved. When I started it back up it ran once and even drove it around the block. I did notice the starter button stuck and the starter kept going after the engine started which I turned off the engine...
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Project LogsPlanning on starting my first modifications to my stock CM450 custom. I initially wanted to go the cafe racer route, but after lots of research and web searching I've kinda fallen into some weird in-between idea. This is my first time modifying a motorcycle, although I do have plenty of...
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Electrical DiscussionOn my '71 CB350 the rear blinkers have two wires. One power and one ground. The fronts only have a power wire coming out of the stem. Do they get their ground from the frame, or do I need to hard wire a ground from each? Thanks for your time and input. ...Brent
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Fuel Supply and CarburationGot a 1974(stamped 9/73) cb360g cheap. I'm into the carbs to see if i can get it running. The sludge is so thick and hardened it's like someone filled the carbs with brown glue. in an effort to be thorough, i removed the three tiny brass screws that live under the diaphragm on top of the...
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