Recent content by joeficsit

Any updates? I've got one of my own that I've been working on. Last plates expired in 1978, so it had been a while. She was up and running and I was blasting around last weekend terrorizing the neighborhood cats. Apparently 49 year old parts don't always want to come back to life. new...

I have got to get off my butt and start to work on my projects. Looks great sir. Can't wait to see the finished product.

Re: CB200 '73 tracker project Can't wait to see this one finished. Good luck!

Re: 1966 Honda Benly C95 Restoration - May 2012 - Break down for paint We will want to see pics of this. Any tips on the wiring? I too have a ca95 on the back burner. Looking forward to the time i'm back on shift and have time to work on MY projects.

Hello from Brownsville!! My work schedule changed recently so I'm not into a project now, but hoping to hit it soon. This is a great site to get answers, all you have to do is a search, and MOST of the time the answer is already here, and if it's not, there is a wealth of knowledge available here.

One easy to over look item is the vent on the gas cap. If your tank has been creamed or sealed, then the vent hole will be filled, eventually causing al cylinder to cut off. This process then leads to a wild goose chase chasing electrical gremins that do not exist, fuel starvation problems...

Re: The 3sixty Project...(Rear sets!) TACO BELL??? Just kidding, couldn't resist. Great looking bike. I'm hoping to get started on some of my bike projects soon. Everytime I see someone build one with just basic tools it makes me want to modify stuff.

Thank you very much sir for taking the time to put this write-up together!

Re: 1962 BSA DBD34 Gold Star restoration (Motor in rolling chassis!) This is an AWESOME thread to watch! I felt compelled to post that.

That headlight is freakin PIMP! I only use this word a MAXIMUM of one time per month...usually on an entire bike, and although it does apply to your bike, the headlight blew me away. Is there any way you could do a easy write up for someone like me to use on how you built it with part numbers...

Re: 1974 Honda CB450, Original Paint, Original Miles, $1200!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That is a rockin deal! good luck, here's a bump for you.

Just one last update: Nothing found, just as expected. The search is now officially over. I only had enough anger to search about a week. More than that I cannot. Guys, watch your bikes, lock them up, keep 'em out of sight. I want to thank all for your kind or understanding words.

I'm from south Texas, Brownsville to be exact. I work tomorrow (24 hour shift) so first thing when I get out is to go to the Marshal's office to hit those "randoms."

Thanks guys, I just needed a place to vent, figured that if ANYONE out there would feel my pain about the bikes, it would be you guys. I did file a police report with the sherif's office (property is out of city limits) I also made a REWARD sign and took it to most of the Pawn shops and to...

I had a future project bike and some parts bikes in my car port that were stolen recently. No one saw anything. 1974 CB550 nice one, good compression, complete but rough (i've still got the title). ... gone. 1973 cb450 with cl450 drum front and cl tank... gone. two cb350 parts bikes...