Recent content by 2.3efi

Re: '80 Cm400 Mongrel Scrambler Looks awesome. It looks like you have a slight extension in your rear arm. If you cut out the stock bracing and replace it with tubular bracing, you could probably fit the linkage in. I'm on my phone now, or else I'd link to my pix, but check out my cm450...

http://www.partzilla.com/parts/detail/honda/HP-91001-200-000.html Plenty on eBay to, just Google the number.

Will take the tank

Hey I have done a lot of little projects with the arduino. I would do the processing on the arduino, it should be plenty fast to handle the readings. There are some good articles on signal conditioning for inductive pickups that would apply to your project. I currently have a gps driven analog...

Re: '82 cm450c typical bobber project Haw about picking up a Hondamatic Engine/trans from a cm400a and swapping it in for the time being?

Ah that last post brings back memories haha. Let me know if you have any clearance issues with the coil under the tank, I think I have some spare brackets I made up to remount the coil and still keep it tucked. That color combo is looking great.

I wish I had some spare cash, would love to pick this up https://www.proxibid.com/asp/LotDetail.asp?ahid=8572&aid=76141&lid=18984757&title=1959-JAWA-Motorcycle-w-Title#

The pick above looks cool, but imagine the riding position with the peg location. ouch lol

Hey that's my bike for the inspiration! sweet haha. Did a 450 also, the 350 tanks look great on them. Check it out in my sig.

My 500

Couple of recent shots, you can view more at www.flickr.com/krum04

I love this! Looks super mean, great Job!

Re: Honda CL 360 1969 Build, Teardown and questions http://www.cmsnl.com/honda-cb350-super-sport-350-k0-usa_model430/partslist/F++16.html#results It is probably seized up with decades old grease, try tapping it lightly with a mallet while turning it to break it free. Also you picked up a 350...

Thanks guys, I'm not far from the dunes along lake Michigan.

last pic this weekend before I got in a bit of a fender bender. Very glad to have been wearing my helmet. Saved me from a hospital visit for sure!