It's what I'm been working on over the winter, wish I had some pics of how it was when I pulled it out a barn.
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NE350 said:Gord, Nice job. Seems there are a few of us here that like the indoors better than a cold garage. Although I don't think my wife would have allowed me to use the living room. :lol:
Matt
SSCR said:Very nice, needs a smaller tail light though. Great job.
gord said:NE350 said:Gord, Nice job. Seems there are a few of us here that like the indoors better than a cold garage. Although I don't think my wife would have allowed me to use the living room. :lol:
Matt
Thanks Matt, and yeah I'm spoiled now for working in the house, it's just me and my dog and sometimes my son so why not![]()
SSCR said:What year is that 350?
WOZERD said:gord said:NE350 said:Gord, Nice job. Seems there are a few of us here that like the indoors better than a cold garage. Although I don't think my wife would have allowed me to use the living room. :lol:
Matt
Thanks Matt, and yeah I'm spoiled now for working in the house, it's just me and my dog and sometimes my son so why not![]()
Sounds like me. Me, my dog and my son. After my divorce I looked at the back patio door, the large laundry room it led to and thought-- why not? Still, it took awhile before I felt comfortable. I kept waiting to get yelled at.
BTW-- I really like your 350. Simple, clean and uncluttered.
I think from what I've learned so far (just new with this bike) it's the only disc brake model and I think I read too it was the only yr for purple, maybe on this sitetbpmusic said:SSCR said:What year is that 350?
That would be a '73 G-model...
Correct on both counts, it was sold concurrently in '73 with the CB K4.gord said:I think from what I've learned so far (just new with this bike) it's the only disc brake model and I think I read too it was the only yr for purple, maybe on this site![]()
Thanks and no problems with the master cyl., I did lower the signals and shorten the arms. And it came without a seat so I made this from whatever I could find around the house, scraps of plywood, rigid foam, foam for the seat cushion is from an old personal floatation vest and the covering came from an old leather jacket, only thing I bought was fibre glass resin and cloth, it's hinged and locks down like the original would have.red said:That is sharp! Where did you get the seat?
Did you have trouble with the clubmans and the brake reservoir?
Wow, nice work! Looks professional to me.gord said:...it came without a seat so I made this from whatever I could find around the house...