Recent content by whorobj

Got a cb360 with no headlight bucket, looking for something that fits. I need the entire assembly. i'm assuming cb200-450 are prolly similar. Also need a front fender. Thanks

alright that looks kinda good...makes me kinda want one to put some shit in..

s'all good, how's it comin?

it's actually really dark purple 8)

finishhhhh itttttttttttttttttttttt

whats the interior like?

cool dude. here's a pic of my dad's 81

you really should finish it, probably double what you'd get for it. Just gonna be a bunch of vultures wanting parts.

vermont. Check my post history. I just saved your ass. You're welcome

it's called a tailor

Enjoy. It's very useful and one of the last remaining states that still allows this. I like to pass it around every now and then to help without it gaining too much attention. :)

Re: Re: Re: Should I buy? 1978 Honda CB750k did you miss the part where ive done this twice already and i live in texas? http://dmv.vermont.gov/sites/dmv/files/pdf/DMV-VD119-Vehicle_Reg_Tax_Title_App.pdf http://dmv.vermont.gov/sites/dmv/files/pdf/DMV-VT005-Bill_Of_Sale_Odometer_Cert.pdf Send...

Re: Re: Should I buy? 1978 Honda CB750k actually it is. 2 forms, and 60$ A week later you have a plate. It's called Vermont. They don't issue titles to anything older than 15 years. I live in texas. I've titled 2 bikes this way. Stupid easy. You're all welcome

I really love how anyone that knows what they're doing knows they can get a >15 year old bike titled anywhere in the US for about 60$, but no one can be bothered to do it before they try to sell it. so stupid.

im the same weight as you roughly but closer to 6ft. I can ride my dads '81 kz1000 easily. It actually sits much lower and is easier to manage than my 75 cb750f that his toes barely touch the ground and he's closer to your height but has about 60lbs on you. I swear those bikes are alot smaller...