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Any chance you're in town for the vintage festival this weekend? I should have one in the garage. If you're not in town I can figure up shipping etc after the festival is over.

Looks like it attaches at the shocks and the turn signals. The backrest has two bolts that are tacked on. Could easily be ground and removed.

I've got one off of my 72 cb350. There are pics of it on the bike in my build thread (link below). PM me an offer.

Like how you cleaned up the back of the frame. I'm also working on a cb350 and hate the look of the back of the frame. Still trying to decide what I'm going to do with it to clean it up. Would love to see more pictures of the back of the frame if you have them to post. Are the rear shocks...

Cool. That's what I was thinking looking at the frame. There's another large cross bar near the battery box. I figured that probably took the load. Thought I would ask in case I was overlooking something.

Question: I removed the rear fender support bracket on the frame (circled in the picture) in order to fit the new seat. How much frame rigidity does that bracket add? Do I need to be concerned with tying the back end of the frame back together when I fabricate the rear seat mounts?

The beautiful thing is that the front mounts fit the cb500t tank in the stock location on the cb350 frame.

Re: 1972 CB350 Resto-Mod Had to do a little work to the seat to get it to sit against the tank like I wanted it to. Had to pull the upholstery back and trim the plastic. Also had to heat up the plastic a little and bend it outward to fit the profile of the tank.

Re: 1972 CB350 Resto-Mod Looks like it's been a little while since I posted on this thread. Have had a couple direction changes in the last 6 months or so. When I first bought the bike my thinking was to build it into something that would double as a daily rider. This was largely because I...

Price for the reverse megaphone?

Re: FLEXIBLE LED INTEGRATED TAIL LIGHT / INDICATORS Interested if ridesolo passes

Think the rack of a cb350 would work on a cb360? Seems like it should. I can send better pictures if you're interested. All I have available at the moment.

I wouldn't mind having the 350 motor but I'm guessing shipping to AL would put it outside of what I would prefer to pay.

What do you have in the way of Honda 350 parts? Size / Details on the Jackets?

Is that the tac/speedo mounted on the clipon? Better picture?

voodoovintage.com makes a hardtail kit for the cb650 that looks pretty good. And depending on your skill level the pro builders kit is only $50 more than the set of struts.

Given our conversation over on the other thread I may have scrapped this idea anyway.

Re: 1972 CB350 Resto-Mod Hmm...hadn't considered travel difference on longer shocks. I'm about 5'10". I had considered changing the shape of the rear section of the seat to allow extra fender room. But, have not checked to see if it's possible. Don't really want to ride sitting in the fender.

Re: 1972 CB350 Resto-Mod So, I was messing around with what I'm going to do with the rear fender last night. Since the back of the seat is flat across the back, I can't run the fender in the stock position because it won't allow the seat to sit flat. If I run the fender under the seat as shown...

Checking to see if someone has a set laying around they want to part with on the cheap. My understanding is that they should be eye to clevis and about 13.25" long. Mainly looking for something to use as mock up / to ride on until I have a couple extra bucks to buy something better.