CB350 front right side vibration. Need advice or help!!

crazypj

Split personality, I fake being smart

• Jun 20, 2015

• #21

You can fit mirrors direct to bars and fit a plug so it will look more 'race professional' (check out GP bikes, they mostly have a some bar rather than long plugs, less chance of damage if it falls over)

 

plyzo

1970 Honda CL 350

• Jul 2, 2015

• #22

CrazyPJ Do you know what the engine bolts to frame should be torqued at? I really don't know what else to really check on this bike front end. Figured I would at least check the torque.


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crazypj

Split personality, I fake being smart

• Jul 8, 2015

• #23

Can't remember offhand, will look it up later

 

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barnett468

Coast to Coast

• Jul 9, 2015

• #24

Does. It vibrate if you just sit there and hold the rpm up high?

You can pound a solid steel bar into the handle bar or fill it with lead shot to reduce the vibration . . if the vibration is horrible this will not fix bit .

If the engine bolt but takes a 14 mm or 9/16 wrench then you can torque it to 28 ft lbs . . you can. Torque the axle not to 60.

 

mydlyfkryzis

当有疑问时踢你的敌人在生殖器上，你可以道歉后

• Jul 9, 2015

• #25

Rear Axle is 800 Kg. cm to 1000 Kg. Cm ( 58 lb/ft to 73 lb/ft) in the Honda FSM. For rear axles, I like being being on the high end...

 

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plyzo

1970 Honda CL 350

• Jul 10, 2015

• #26

Thanks for the torque picture. I will also check to see if the vibration happens at a stand still with high RPM's tomorrow. Thats a great question, I haven't checked that.