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Um I think I may have worded that wrong. Not hardtail. I would remove the springs only to make the mold for the seat pant to accommodate if/when the wheel travels to far up it won't bottom out on the seat pan. Springs would definitely be going back on afterwards.
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Re: 71 CB450 Build.
This is a pic of the bike with stock 18" wheel and stock shocks.
Figure if I go 1" over on the shocks and a 17" wheel I will minimize how much the wheel will travel past the frame rails on a hard bump.
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Yes I will be adding a hoop and it will be up swept. Looking at the stuff that is pre-made doesn't look like they have enough up sweep for what I am wanting to do so I will probably be fabricating my own hoop. Also they are all rounded I want to flatten out the rear of the hoop a little bit.
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So I am at the next step and this is were I wish I had paid more attention in math class. Wheels and suspension...I want to get the clearance for the rear tire. I want to go with some Fox Podium rear shocks. My dumb noobie self was thinking to just go with taller shocks to get the...
Picked up a running 1971 CB450 earlier this summer.
Drove it around for a lil bit. Motor runs decent but it needs some work. Decided I wanted to strip it down to the frame and build from the ground up.
Took it over to a friend's shop so I could media blast it.
After that decided I...
71 CB450 that will eventually be a street tracker. This is my first attempt at doing anything mechanical or fabrication. Been reading through the forums here for awhile and doing my research. I'm sure I will have questions. Luckily I have local friends that to full custom and restoration to...
New guy here. Just picked up a 1971 Honda CB 450. Got plans to do a street tracker build on it. Have been browsing the forums soaking up info that is relevant to my bike.
Picked up the bike for $250, PO dropped it riding around his Lake house. Forks are bent but the frame still looks straight...
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