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I am selling my dads rd350. This bike runs great starts with only two kicks. Bike has been modified to make it safer and more reliable. It has an electronic ignition, reservoir shocks, race tech gold valves, dg pipes, stainless brake line and has had the oil pump removed. Bike also has new tires...

Here ya go. I was workin on this one a couple years ago. I was going for a cafe fighter look. Its built using a gsxr rear end and a zx7r frontend. I chopped the subframe off and made a new one to line the cb500t tank and the cafe style seat up.

Ha yeah i got the same thing only an akro titanium exhaust

Where are you located?

A little late to this party but Im signing up. John you a member on Supermotojunkie? If so whats your name over there? I also have a ktm supermoto.

Justify? Like you need justification to ride for two weeks with some awesome dudes.

There are worse things to be addicted to. What are you gonna do when you find your next winter project?

Well crap it might be a bit of a detour but, we got a spot down here in FL. Oh and the roads suck but, the fridge is always full of cheap beer. Have fun dudes.

I knew it was only a matter of time before the bike I sold ya wouldn't satisfy you anymore. On to bigger and better bikes I guess. It looks great though. Looks like it just needs some tlc to have a good bike there.

Awesome! Glad to see out in the garage again. I will be interested to find out if there are any cracks in the frame or not. I dont think it would be impossible to have that bike ready for Barber. I say that as I have never had a project ready for barber, haha.

Well I'm glad I could sell you that piece of junk. I know you and Mr. E will have that thing whipped into shape in no time. Let us know if you need any help. Hopefully we'll get up there this summer and help with some wrenching.

Re: Mock up done! Black Bobber 1975 Honda CB500T Hey we are still working on this thing. Ive been working on the the tank and rear fender body work. I now have primer on it so I can start to finish the wiring up. After that I have to do body work on the battery box. Then paint and a seat...

Pretty cool. I too have an entire box of parts that I plan to make into lamps. If there is still a market for it by the time I get around to it. Have thought of making your own lamp shades? Maybe some perforated metal like the baffles. Then you could line them with something to diffuse the light.

Re: More Fab work done! Black Bobber 1975 Honda CB500T Well we decided to do a mock up of the bike. We removed tape from the painted bits and assembled an empty engine. Found a few things that need some further modification. We are going to put together a final parts list, and get that ordered...