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    1974 CB360 build... just getting started!

    Right now I'm looking at getting some ninja forks when I get more $. All I have of the Suzuki stuff is wheels... so I'd need to find axles, spacers, rotors, calipers, sproket, build the swingarm, the works... Ninja stuff should be easier right now.
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    1974 CB360 build... just getting started!

    My stock cb controls corroded inside, so no worky. I bought a Baja universal control setup for switches, some cheap clipons that are surprisingly nice and solid (they're 33mm though... when i get the new forks I'm going to mill them out to 36mm), and originally planned on using uber cheap...
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    Bought a Hawg Ty for $75

    So I found this on oldminibikes.com: That just looks like a brilliant idea...
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    1974 CB360 build... just getting started!

    You mean the wiring through the stock handlebars? I'm using my own clip ons with the ninja controls; I have to ebay a clutch perch, forks, and a new axle. Little by little I'll get all the parts together though. Does anyone think that a Katana 600 front end and rear wheel would look good? The...
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    1974 CB360 build... just getting started!

    Which bearing did you use? I've got the all balls tapered set; I don't have the triple yet to see if they fit the stem myself. Haha... Any one got an extra upper steering neck bearing cup? Mine have been misplaced.
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    1974 CB360 build... just getting started!

    Quick reply before bed, but more to come tomorrow: A guy I know is parting out a wreck '02 ninja 250, so after trading my little harbor freight mig welder, i ended up with Front wheel w/ rotor and extra rotor Rear wheel w/rotor and sprocket Rear axle Both calipers Forward and rear master...
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    Bought a Hawg Ty for $75

    New project to play around with then profit on: Runs great, leaks a little bit, and front shock needs to be redone somehow, but otherwise awesome deal This is somewhat of what I'm shooting for: and a little tease of what I might do:
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    1974 CB360 build... just getting started!

    Thanks frogman! I mocked them up with zip ties so that the pegs sit where the passenger pegs do; with clubmans, I felt kinda cramped. I'll try it for now and if it's the bike feels a bit squirrely, I'll move them forward some. (I'm 5'10" so it might be for the best) No, I didn't put a brace...
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    1974 CB360 build... just getting started!

    Got my frame back today :) Needs to have some spots here and there smoothed out and filed down, but all the major welding is done. With all the gusseting in, this frame should be super stiff. I'm looking forward to it :) Also made a great friend in my welder; he let me have a go with...
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    Honda 360 Engine Build - +2mm Bore + Cam

    Sonreir, you're inspiring me. I'm doing a bit of this too, and using a lot of the same parts. I'm shooting more for low end grunt though: 2mm overbore GS850 pistons Cam modded and external oil line tapped into engine; courtesy of PJ Carbs modded courtesy of PJ Copper head gasket, same as...
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    1974 CB360 build... just getting started!

    So Por15 is great, really does smooth out. Engine enamel, different story. My swingarm, upper triple tree, and rear rotor look like crap lol... Really heavy on the brush strokes. Mostly due to my horrible paint skills and laying it on too thick with a stiff brush. I'm gonna attempt to sand it...
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    1974 CB360 build... just getting started!

    So stuff done over the past few days: Pulled swingarm bushings out. Are they normally plastic? I used the bearing puller I bought for the wheel bearings, and I'm pretty sure I shouldn't have tightened it down so much because I broke one pulling it out. Also got some cheap rearsets from...
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    Day at the closed salvage yard

    At least take a few hours for a whole lot of cb360 cam chain tensioners :) I'm sure we would all appreciate it
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    1974 CB360 build... just getting started!

    Finish all the sandblasting on the frame, but before I can paint it I wanted the metal work taken care of. Dropped it off with Israel Marquez at Oly Iron in Olympia. Getting the backbone seams of the bike tig welded, the previous owners bracing cut out and new braces welded in made out of the...
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    CL360, $300, 1 hour north of Spokane.

    http://spokane.craigslist.org/mcy/2492923451.html Thought someone might like this.
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