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    Taking an engine out

    never laid a bike on its side, always just lift them out. never saw the big deal.
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    Building my own two-stroke "Mongrel" - Inspired by CharlieT & TedT

    some build with money, some build with brains and talent. thats how things have always been. the one built with brains and talent is the one that truly represents the heart and soul of custom building the white cb350 for example could have been built much better for far less than 9k but to...
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    At what price is this a good deal? Dismantled 1975 cb750

    best deals ive gotten came from publishing want ads in the newspaper. bought my 750A for 300 with title 100% complete. ten years ago
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    What did you build this week?

    wires wires everywhere
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    At what price is this a good deal? Dismantled 1975 cb750

    if you can buy each of the SOHC parts in that pic for less than 600 total you have really good sources for parts. could get 200 easily for the frame and 400 really easily for the engine. very rarely see SOHC's complete for less than 2000 in most areas
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    At what price is this a good deal? Dismantled 1975 cb750

    depends what you want to end with. the parts there would easily top 600 total if sold individually
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    GS500 Brat - Bike build 2.

    frame looks good whats the frontend on the 200t
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    GL500 Fork Swap Recommendations?

    what is the extended length of the stock forks
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    GS500 Brat - Bike build 2.

    do you have finished pics of the 200t
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    1980 kz550 ltd anything but stock build

    The CX tank looks better
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    My Suzi T500 Project *It's Alive Video*

    Re: My Suzi T500 Project *Update* that is awesome love the pic of a beautifully crafted bike on an economical project table in front of a humble toolbox. goes to show ya
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    My first project bike: A GS550 cafe racer

    how did your fresh paint like those grinder sparks
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    1979 Honda cb650z cafe build

    find the torque spec in your factory service manual
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    CB360 GS750 69.5mm Pistons

    stock gs750 pistons are 65mm. don't know that anyone made a 4.5mm big bore kit so have to guess those are high compression gs850 pistons and in that case i would definitely clay it up to find the true valve to piston clearance because stock gs850 pistons are already high compression as a cb360...
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