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Hi all - I've got some stuff that's just laying around, so time to clean up the garage. EDIT: been at kids sports events all day. Will add pics tomorrow. I have a set of CB450 drums (front and rear, complete) that are attached to shouldered alloy rims. The spokes and drums are a little rusty...

I have one - the deluxe tank, the 'cafe' one. See the thread below: http://www.dotheton.com/forum/index.php?topic=74566.msg885305

Re: APRIL 2012 DO THE TON BIKE OF THE MONTH - VOTING BigRich's bike: it looks good, and runs good!

I'm here all day. PM me your phone number, I'll call you.

Well, don't want to, but I have to: ************************ I have a 1975 CB750F, titled, in my name. This is a project bike with a good 1978 F motor, a 4-into-1 exhaust, spare engine for parts, good tires, powdercoated wheels, and lots of other spare parts, like CB900F calipers and rear...

This is a stressed-member frame: so is this: This is not: Neither is this: And neither is the featherbed. My CB450 uses a head steady but the engine isn't a stressed member. My bike and the Norton will run just fine without the head steady, if less precise in corners.

vonyinzer - was this that 400 that was on CL a while back?

Fuller is a douche. The bike is ugly and nonfunctional. I'm glad I don't watch the show. ...and there are a bunch of us "hilkbilly steelers fan trpped in the middle bfe pa" - and we clearly have a better grasp on spelling and common sense than some.

Re: 71 CB350 Cafe Project very nice. simple, clean work.

People died in this particular wreck. Just sayin'.

pj, do you mean Carpy, or Benji?

Re: Suzuki GR650- I wheely made some progress! I can't wait to see this finished. It's even more awesome in person.

The broken pin is the extractor pin. I needed the rivet pin, which worked just fine. I'm not going to put the engine in until I fix the cam covers - you can't really mess with these in the frame so well. It's a huge PITA.

The right tool for the job makes life a lot easier. Cam chain master links take 3 minutes with the right tool. Rich, thanks again! Also: what kind of incredible P.O. dickhead strips not one, but *6* of the bolts that hold two cam covers on? I'm going to be helicoil'ing all freaking day. >:(

Re: 72 CL350 Build - updated pics and progress 4/21/11 Your rear wheel is going to hit that frame brace and the brake light on the first medium-sized bump, or smaller. For safety's sake, please consider raising the back end, or coming up with something different back there. Not trying to piss...

Slinds, sending you a PM about the CB750. EDIT: edited for dumbness.

Re: Yet another Suzuki 650 I'm coming over to ride this thing.

Re: Suzuki GR650- Tanked! rich, the bike is looking nice! wanna come work on mine, too?

Re: Lacing up aftermarket alloy rims. Photo walkthrough. Fang, you're alive! Your "turd" is looking good. Call the seat an "anti-theft" device.

Does anyone around here know a good shop for two-stroke work? I need bore job and new big/small end bearings put in my dirtbike. I obviously can't do the bore job or a crank rebuild, but I can split the cases. I won't if the shop is reasonable, though...