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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...

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...

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...

worked all summer long turning my stock 72 CB 350 into this. i was hoping to have it done to ride a little this season, but looks like i won't be riding til March seeing as I still have a good amount of work to do. aside from some carb tuning, and reverting back to a battery (i tried to use an...

i know i'm not the only one with a cafe build who also loves writing and playing music. this has nothing to do with motorcycles, but check out a new song i recorded at listn.to/therobbery. the song is called skeletons and you can download it for free. here's a picture of my build so far (which...

figured i would offer some of my caff project's stock parts to my fellow dotheton members before i posted them on ebay. rear fender front fender stock bars clutch lever and switch assembly brake lever and switch assembly rear brake foot pedal and linkage stock pegs/frame mount/kickstand...

I have fixed my leaky overflow issue, but my float bowl gaskets are leaky as well, and I was hoping somebody could link me to where they found gaskets that were successful. I've heard a lot of the gaskets that come with the "carb rebuild kits" are pretty hokey and don't seal well or even fit...

ever since the first day I bought my cb350 the stock keihin carb overflows have leaked like crazy... first logical thought, lower the float height... didn't work. ok let's get weird and reeeally lower the float height to shut off fuel flow sooner... nope, still leaking out the overflows then I...

I don't necessarily care about removing the starter itself (mainly because it's a street bike and getting rid of a few pounds isn't worth the dicking around to plug the hole), but I DO want to get rid of the solenoid, wires, and anything else that doesn't serve a purpose without the starter...

can someone who has used this setup post some pictures of the Loaded Gun rearsets and linkage assembled and actually installed on a cb350? or maybe post any known links to someone documenting the installation process with pictures? thanks!

http://www.oregonmotorcycleparts.com/BEC.html I'm eliminating the femstart on my cb350 and I plan to use a much smaller battery or completely eliminate it and use a capacitor. can anyone vouch for the reliability of the cap that Oregon offers (linked above)? or has anyone had success with a...

this cb350 is my first build. i put clubmans on it and i am trying to clean up and minimize handlebar clutter. i'd like to put the head/tail light switch inside of the headlight itself using a simple toggle switch. i have heard of people doing this but i am a bit cloudy on how to wire it as...