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Welcome to the group. Here's some reading to help get you started:
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http://www.hondatwins.net/forums/67...n/16105-basic-checklist-new-you-old-bike.html
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thank you. here is a picture .. her last breath was in 1985Welcome to the group. Here's some reading to help get you started:
http://www.hondatwins.net/forums/67...n/16105-basic-checklist-new-you-old-bike.html
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the emblems are missing, i found the original mufflers but i can't find the original rear shock absorbers
i can't understand why some k1 have the shock with the exposed spring and some has the k0 ones.
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very nice bike macs. so cool its was your fathers also. looks like it does not need to much.
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Welcome. Great looking bike.
These guys are in Texas Honda CB350 / CB360 / CB450 Chrome Rear Shocks | Common Motor Collective
These guys are in Texas Honda CB350 / CB360 / CB450 Chrome Rear Shocks | Common Motor Collective
Hello Massimiliano!
I go often on Italian swap meets. Older CB450's are quite rare in Europe, but I have bought a 71' or 72' CB450 last year (and some parts were the same).
I bet you can find most parts in Imola (Mostra Scambio Imola). I go there every year, and there is nothing you can't find, especially if you speak Italian (at which I am not very good)... Also the Mostra scambio Reggio nell Emilia is very nice, and both are very close to Bologna. I also have a 77' Moto Morini 350 that I bought in Imola, and used to be registered in Bologna.
Your CB450 seems like a German model to me (different turn signals and rear light). I think Italian models had the same turn signals. My CB450 is definitely Italian (it had the first licence plate), and it had the standard turn signals and rear light.
Regards from Slovenia.
I go often on Italian swap meets. Older CB450's are quite rare in Europe, but I have bought a 71' or 72' CB450 last year (and some parts were the same).
I bet you can find most parts in Imola (Mostra Scambio Imola). I go there every year, and there is nothing you can't find, especially if you speak Italian (at which I am not very good)... Also the Mostra scambio Reggio nell Emilia is very nice, and both are very close to Bologna. I also have a 77' Moto Morini 350 that I bought in Imola, and used to be registered in Bologna.
Your CB450 seems like a German model to me (different turn signals and rear light). I think Italian models had the same turn signals. My CB450 is definitely Italian (it had the first licence plate), and it had the standard turn signals and rear light.
Regards from Slovenia.
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yes it's definitively the german version. next april i'm going to reggio emilia.
i hope to find some parts.. they seems unfindable.. uff..
those candy red rear shocks and some rear fender rubber ( the 80102-292-670 only german) are making me crazy
i hope to find some parts.. they seems unfindable.. uff..
those candy red rear shocks and some rear fender rubber ( the 80102-292-670 only german) are making me crazy
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Welcome to the forum. Nice bikes.
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