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i needed to make sure the geometry of the frame was good so the bike would ride straight. i also wanted to use the original rear wheel dropouts. i dont have a fancy frame jig so i made some swing arm extenders so i could float the dropouts out in space and build my hardtail frame around them...

next i built the battery tray and started to get an idea of how i wanted the tail section to look <img src="https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1718/26031573872_bf82ff75da_o.jpg" alt="Honda SL350 Dirt Bike Bobber"> <img src="https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1468/26098146146_cd7cfe3179_o.jpg"...

then i cut the back end of the frame off. i welded a brace between the two downtubes and the rest of the frame before i cut anything so that i wouldn't loose the original shape <img src="https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1450/26031574822_9718057054_o.jpg" alt="Honda SL350 Dirt Bike Bobber">...

first project was some bars i call them mini drag/z bars <img src="https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1646/26057726531_4b802fb60a_o.jpg" alt="Honda SL350 Dirt Bike Bobber"> i spray bombed them black but later had them powder coated <img...

heres some pics of the bike before i touched it... the bike wasn't mint so it was a good candidate to chop up <img src="https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1566/26031489802_9d48f74e68_o.jpg" alt="Honda SL350 Dirt Bike Bobber"> one of the reasons the Honda SL350 is a good bike to hardtail is...

1971 Honda SL350 Dirt Bike Bobber Build This is the story of how i turned a 1971 Honda SL350 into a dirty old dirt bike bobber I never had any desire to build or ride a chopper or a street bike for that matter but ive been riding dirt bikes all my life... then one day i decided to build a...