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the jugs/sleeves or whatever you want to call them weren't damaged. some glazing and very light scoring, but nothing that looks to have been done by the piece that broke off. either way, go to a machine shop to get them honed/measured, then buy pistons accordingly?

Recently in a home to taco bell, taco bell to gas station, gas station to work adventure I was making on my 350 I was stranded by the ol' girl for the first time mid-trip at the gas station. Kicked the bike to life at taco bell, rode across the parking lot to the gas station, filled up and went...

Recently in a home to taco bell, taco bell to gas station, gas station to work adventure I was making on my 350 I was stranded by the ol' girl for the first time mid-trip at the gas station. Kicked the bike to life at taco bell, rode across the parking lot to the gas station, filled up and went...

http://www.batterymart.com/p-12v-5ah-sealed-lead-acid-battery.html The dimensions of this battery are perfect for under my cowl. I'm running the stock ignition sans femstart, 7" low beam headlight, '39 ford taillight, and a dinky little license plate light. 5 amp hours sufficient? I've tried...

Yeah, I've seen the Avon name throughout similar threads. In one thread I remember reading Avon had discontinued the stock CB350 size tire though...? You're the second person to point out my lack of fork brace. The bike is not finished in the photo I posted and hasn't been ridden yet as a cafe...

or something similar to this

I've always dug this tread pattern

I'm looking to put new tires on my '72 CB350 over the winter, and it seems after looking around the forums that the stock tire size for a '72 is 90/90-18 front and 100/90-18 rear. my current tires that came on the bike when I bought it are 3"/19 front and 3.5"/18 rear. was 19" ever a stock size...

no sir, sorry for the late reply. I still have a lot of these parts if anyone is interested. make me an offer!

last call before these head to eBay, please feel free to PM me with offers.

I DO have the bucket, but it's pretty beat up. if you wanted to buy lamp for $20 I'll include the ring and bucket as well for free.

nope, those were sold a while back.

it IS the big red one. the part number is shown in the photo if you care to research it further. thanks for your interest!

early morning bump!

All parts listed were pulled off of my 1972 CB 350 project and are in good, clean, working condition. Prices below are firm and do not include shipping, but if you wish to purchase multiple items, I am gladly willing to negotiate. AIR BOXES/FILTERS - SOLD -includes mounting hardware. cases...

I have these installed on my 72 350 with stock exhaust and the linkage clears fine. you just need to flip the brake arm 180 degrees and grind down the top part of the spindle(?) where there are no teeth so it will still fit. take your brake arm off and you will see what I'm talking about. make...

cool. if nothing else i did end up making an aluminum 90 degree stopper with a threaded hole for an adjustable bolt/locknut that i think will work just fine. in other news, if no one else has said it yet, i will... you have THE coolest signature on the site.

with the linkage disconnected and the arm at rest, the rotation distance both clockwise and counterclockwise until brake action seems to be the same for me.

anyone interested in these parts please PM me your email address and whatever part(s) you're interested in so i can just email you pictures from my phone. its kinda time consuming uploading them to photobucket and posting them here. my paypal address is eschill388@comcast.net for those sending...

i like the verbiage haha it pained me to put up a pic of my bike too because its definitely not complete, but i just couldn't resist. most of my friends could care less about motorcycles, so i came here to shoot the shit instead!