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reckon that'll be the goods zap it on. ;)

yeah prolly a bit shorter, I was bringing it out a bit to make it easier with the rearsets fitted .

I have done this with mine, but I left a bit to kick down, tried to lower the stand on the other side when the bike was together and it was a hassle, so I left a little lever on there and cut off the excess and welded the end back on. ;)

just checked out that rattle can thread, top thread and very informative for anyone who is considering doing this for themselves. ;)

Thanks for the comments guys, not all the blast media is out of the tank yet, (will flush properly when applting the liner kit.) I used glass beads, (too slack to change the media in my cabinet,) this is better for alloy parts, but it worked well and didn't pit the surface at all and just took a...

front bearings were straight forward, then I realised I needed a tool for the bearing retainer on the drive side of the rear hub, made one up out of a scrap piece of angle and an old 3/16 double end drill bit and some quick chook shit welds, ;D see pics,

Light coat of etch primer, getting there, also got my bearings today,

top bike in such a short time, nice work. ;)

gave the tank a blast today, and started filling, filled the badge mounts with reo fill first, and then light coats of body filler,

Also done a bit on the frame, removed the footpeg mounts, and found this on both sides, so I filled them with some weld, thaught I would get rid of these ugly arse spot welds and mount holes for the original seat catch, so filled those aswell,

Cheers Kemp, will let you know about the carbs, I'll see if the guy that I got this from has a spare set aswell, going to pick up an extra bottom end off of him that he threw in. ;)

Re: 1976 Honda CB360T - Purchase story and eventual build thread! don't get too jealous until you see the bike, theres a pic on my 350 thread.lol.

picked this up yesterday for $150, it came with these which are what I needed for the 350 as it had 900F shocks on it, now on the 400 as in picture. should clean up well, just covered in chain oil and petina :D engine turns over and as you can see it has no front end and a broken rear shock...

Cool I've bookmarked the 360 build now. ;) Very nice score, congrats.

Re: 1976 Honda CB360T - Purchase story and eventual build thread! should have got them both, lol, guess thats my problem, still building the 350T also got a 250N not long back and picked up a 400F yesterday. ::) hehe love building bikes, guess I better get me liscence soon, ;D