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Re: Salzburg '73 CB350 - Update: wiring harness finish, odds and ends Absolutely beautiful. I love your attention to detail.

There was some pretty nice stuff, so for you to say we had the coolest stuff there is a HUGE compliment. We appreciate that. We're pretty proud of the stuff we make and enjoy blasting them around the city. Can't wait for Torque Fest next year already.

I haven't been around this forum in a while...but I'm itching for a new project...so you might see me a bit more. I thought I post some updates to my bike. Any comments or feedback is appreciated. This bike is an ongoing project to play with, so I enjoy any feedback to use going forward...

It's coming along nicely. I hope to see a lot of you guys there to check out what's going on in Chicago.

Thanks for the links guys. I'm going to keep searching my options though. I can't justify $100+ on a tail light. If I could get just the lens for the Flush mount kit, that would be killer, but the hold LED cluster makes it pretty expensive. I can fabricate my own lights, that's not a...

Mysta2 >>> I like the sound of what you're talking about. If you have any links to some affordable options, I'd love to see them. I wouldn't use the exact lens that I had pictured, it was more for reference. I was eye-balling a tail light from a C5 corvette, but I'm having a hard time...

My current setup has the typical shock side mounted license plate tail light. The quality isn't the greatest and it bends a lot, plus it's really bent after my roommate backed into my bike and knocked it over. So I'm thinking about just installing a tail light into the rear of the seat cowl...

Great looking bike man. I wasn't to sure about the green, but assembled...it looks great. I don't know if this was asked earlier, but are those stock Gauges or aftermarket? If not stock, where did you get them. I like the look.

that's a great looking bike. Very classy. Besides the tank pads and badges, I'd leave it.

I haven't gotten my tank fixed yet. The winter has not allowed me to get much done unfortunately. I think that when I dig into the tank, I'm going to shave the emblems as well. I do like the color, but I think I'm gonna lighten it up a little. Maybe an antique white or something. The color...

TinTin you make a good point. If I'm just going to paint them black to blend into the frame then I don't really need to spend the extra $$$ on the aluminum. Plus my buddy probably has some steel plate laying around already, vs having to go out and buy some. Thanks

The progress is looking great!!! Keep the posts and the pics coming!!!

Thanks for the pics guys. It's very helpful. I'm looking into the prices of aluminum and steel. I'm most likely going to paint these black, so the finish of aluminum isn't that important, although it would be nice to use the lighter weight metal, but I have a feeling I'll settle with steel...

I'm sorry, I'm not sure what PB is. However, I am a big fan of PBR. Hooray!!! for Beer!!!!! All the parts to the Master Cylinder seem like they're in great condition. Everything is clean except for a little gunk in the chamber, but nothing that can't come off. All the rubber seals look...

tobiism, would you happen to have pictures of the plates you made for the Katana. These rear sets are for my Suzuki GS650G. which is in the Katana family and are probably pretty similar. I'd be interested to see what those plates look like.

I managed to get it apart. The C-rings (or whatever you call them) were a pain, but a pair of needle nosed pliers did the trick. I don't know if they'll do the trick getting them back in though. I'll have to pick up a pair of the C-Ring Pliers. Dismantled Layout: Now if I could only get...

I was planning on doing that, I'm currently figuring out how to dismantle it with the lack of tools at my disposal.

'83 Suzuki GS650G Before: Not my picture, but similar. After: Sorry for the webmark With more modifications coming this summer.

I'll check out Dardoonk's threads. As for the Master Cylinder, it's right there behind the ankle guard. At least I thought that was the rear Master. As far as making the rear res link up to the Master, I can't see that being too difficult. As lot as the Banjo Bolts and Resevoir hose are the...

I just purchased a set of '04 Kawa Ninja rearsets off of Ebay to retro fit onto my GS. I was thinking about having aluminum adapter plates machined, but I think it'll be too expensive and take too much time. My question is: If I just make the adapter plates out of steel, what thickness...