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Hey Trek, I think the gouge in the cam bearing is (hopefully!) going to be workable… When I run my fingernail over it I don't feel any ridge or sharp edge, so I'm hoping that it hasn't scored the cam itself too badly; the camshaft itself doesn't look like it had actually suffered too much, so...

Oh, and I got the shop manual into a more shop friendly format! Thanks again Trek!

So I ended up picking up a few overtime shifts at work, hopefully they'll help fund some nice shiny new things! ;D... I still managed to get out into the garage for a few hours last night and started pulling the top end apart. It looks like one of the camshaft bearing surfaces may need some...

Loving the black and white action shot haha 8) The knee dents are pretty cool, how did you get to that point with them?

Hahaha thats very true Erskine! I'm sure if I get my butt into gear here I could make a lot of headway ;D Thanks so much for taking the time to send me the overview of the motor rebuild parts and tools Trek! Its really nice to have at least a ballpark idea where to start, I can at least start...

Hey Trek, thanks! I'm not 100% yet, when I put the bike into storage it was running OK (not great), but I think it was starting to lose compression and even getting some blue smoke from one of the cylinders. I'm running on the assumption that the rings need to be replaced at the very least, …...

I keep trying to convince my wife to try sanding the stator cover… somehow I don't think she's buying it :)

Hey Woodsy, looks like your bike is in great condition to start with! I'll definitely be following your build

Thanks Chronic, I'm going to be keeping the red frame for sure when I rebuild (can't really picture it any other way anymore!)… still trying to decide whether to try to redesign the rear sets to hook up to the passenger foot pegs, or try a rebuild on the top end this winter. I'm thinking it may...

Thats so awesome, the box of parts really sums it all up…!

So I've been off for the past few days and started pulling the bike apart… I'm realizing now how many tools I need to add to my box! Until I can get the workshop set up a little better, I'm stuck with some of the more simple tasks, but fortunately I don't need a whole lot of tools to clean up...

Hey guys, I've been using the DTT forum as a source of information (and inspiration!) for a while now, I figured its about time that I start putting down some thoughts and pictures as I work on my own project bike. I've got a 1975 CB360T that I 'built' back in high school after a family trip...