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I have a website for my own CB360 cafe racer but want to add a gallery of other CB360s. If you're willing, send me a photo of yours and I'll add it to my site. Here's the site: CBCafeRacer.com Thanks in advance!

After nearly two years I finally finished my CB360 cafe racer project. Now it's time to RIDE. You can see all the details at a site I built: www.CBCafeRacer.com

I converted my CB360 into a cafe racer and I'm looking for a shorter clutch cable. The clutch itself works great, no problem adjusting it, but with the clubman bars the cable "loops" out too far. Does anyone know of a cable from another bike which might work? If not, I can get the existing one...

I finally got my project bike finished and on the road. Aside from the pods and vintage header, the engine is stock. I ran the wiring thru the frame, stashed all of the electronics beneath the seat, ditched the starter, replaced all of the hand controls with pieces from a Kawasaki Ninja and some...

I wanted something a little different for my cafe project, so I found a pair of Honda Hurricane (CBR600) rearsets and made some brackets to adapt them to my CB360 frame. It took a little time but was worth the effort. Instead of adapting the stock rear brake pedal and pull-rod, I build a...

I have '75 Honda and trying to polish the engine covers without taking them off but the factory coating is a nightmare to remove. I've been using 500 grit wet sandpaper, which works pretty well on the flat surfaces (circular motion) but the little/curved areas are nearly impossible to get to...

OK, I think I've been snookered. I bought an old 2-into-1 header advertised for a CB360 but it doesn't seem to be right. The downtubes fit in the ports but the ends look like they're at the wrong angles. I suspect it might be for a CB350. Anyone know if the exhaust port angles are different...

Hi all. My name's Ace and I've been a Denver resident for over 20 years. I've been a rider since I was kid and would rather ride a bike in cold (but not freezing) weather than drive a car. I just finished transforming a '75 Honda CB360 into a jewel of a cafe racer and now that old man winter is...

I'm a new member and thought you guys might to see my new ride. She's a '75 Honda CB360 and the product of many hours of love, a lot of beer and plenty of skinned knuckles. There's only 119 miles on the clock, partly due to a cold winter here in Denver, and partly due to having other bikes...