[preferrednerd]

Not new to Hondas but a new to me bike. 150 bucks of CL. Looks like extended forks. Plan is to go back to as original as possible and have a good runner.

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[frogman79]

I spy a nice ct 70.

Good deal on the 450.

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[Lefty]

You got work to do

 

[Alex jb]

Why don’t I find deals like that on our crappy little island?!
Oh, that right, coz we’re all too close together!
I miss the mid west

Great find.

Keep us up to date with the progress


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[preferrednerd]

Winter is coming.... would you say those are extended forks?

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[JAYinNY]

Yes, the forks are extended.

 

[preferrednerd]

Yes, the forks are extended.

Do people chop these? If Jonesing for a stock pair.

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[JamesPal]

Back in the day 10 over fork tubes were the thing to have. You could buy 4-6 inch extensions that would screw into the top of the fork tubes. Frank from Forking by Frank made a ton of money making 10 over tubes. Now he is a great provider of replacement stock length tubes. This bike is well worth saving. Please keep us posted on your progress.

 

[fxray]

Original and good running! Bless you. I'm looking forward to your build.

 

[preferrednerd]

It begins.

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[Zeek]

CL?
Looks like it may keep you busy for a while
Is that an ST70 I spy there?

 

[preferrednerd]

It's a cb450. The ct70 was dads. Bought it in 73 or 74.

Would you guys run these trees?

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[Lefty]

Sure, those will clean up nice

 

[preferrednerd]

Cool! They say it's gonna snow so.....

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[preferrednerd]

More!

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[Alex jb]

Definitely some fun times ahead!


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[Lefty]

You should consider building a small media blast cabinet. My cheap 5hp compressor with some buffer volume works fine, and glass beads work magic on old rusty crusty parts. Trick is to get a good shop vac to suck out the dust and put it somewhere it doesn't get inhaled.