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Same here. eBay for both baffles and tips 04 Triumph Bonneville 71 Honda CL350 project

Not running yet so don't know. The drag baffles were a pain in the ass to install as they were a hair too big for the pipe diameter and had to be really hammered in there. Hoping for the best when I fire it up for the first time. Stator cover is from Viet on the board. Got the rearsets and...

Ended up chopping them right at the mufflers, used 8" baffles and some VW tips. Haven't run it yet but has the look I was after. Hopefully sounds good and runs well 04 Triumph Bonneville 71 Honda CL350 project

Got the tail light mounted and am very happy with how it turned out. Really can't tell it's been modified unless you look for it. Also got the coils mounted up and spark plug wires run. They are just in there temporarily to test fit as the bracket is going to come out to be painted and new...

coming down the home stretch and taking care of details now. Installed the rear brake shoes and hooked up the rearset, replaced the kick start with a CB500T lever with new rubber, and modified the LED lucas tail light I got from dimecitycycles new kickstart rubber Lucas LED tail light from...

Did a few minor things today. Started install of the Acadia Vintage Motorcycles electronic ignition, ghetto fabbed a H4 headlight upgrade, and started planning out a battery box and my wiring With the H4 headlight upgrade I wanted to keep the vintage glass headlight look so I bought a H4 plug...

Some more small updates. Mounted the 2.5" mini gauge from dimecitycycles and wrapped the exhaust. Painted the bracket and it's still drying so it is kind of just sitting in place until tomorrow. And yes, I know the badges are still backwards. Haven't popped em off yet. 04 Triumph...

Realized too late that the CL350 right side peg bracket is shorter than the left side so before I go scouring eBay for a CB bracket, has anyone come up with a solution to mount rearsets? I recall seeing something about a bracket extension but can't find it by searching. Cheers, Jason 04...

Lacing itself wasn't so hard, truing is another story... I'm not sure I'd tackle it again without a proper truing stand. The frustration wasn't worth it. 04 Triumph Bonneville 71 Honda CL350 project

More progress. Getting closer. Just have the velocity stacks on for show now, need to get pod filters. Next up is the exhaust, new sprockets, chain, and 2.5" gauge from dimecitycycles. Then I start wiring. I hate wiring........ Don't mind the badges being backwards. They were just slapped on...

Not mine and I don't know if the guy has the title, but spoke to him about some parts and he was nice and straightforward so might be worth giving him a shout. http://southjersey.craigslist.org/mcy/3728758569.html

I had an 02 sv650 and loved it. Naked with Gsxr 1000 front end, Penske rear shock, f3 rear wheel. Was reliable and a great city beater bike. Aside from accident damage repairs after a cab hit me, the only repair I ever did was a new R/R. Other than oil/filter/plugs/chain maintenance that thing...

In manhattan but grew up on LI (St. James) and definitely in for some rides this season. I have a modern triumph bonneville but building a cl350 for my girl that hopefully will be completed by early may.

Want to chop the stock mufflers off my CL350 exhaust as they have a few rust holes and bad patch jobs. Like the look of some angle cut tips rather than emgo shorties so want to install some baffles. Would the 4" baffles be enough or should I go 8"? Bike is stock engine with mikuni carbs. Best I...

Thanks! All done, including paint, in my Manhattan backyard with basic tools and spray cans (spraymax 2k single stage from 66autocolor)

making some serious progress over the last few days. Painted the engine today and got it in the frame. Had to disassemble the entire bike down to the frame, first tried laying it down over the engine, but then just straddled the frame and lifted it in brute force style. wrapped the frame in...

made some real progress over the past week. Working from home is great. Got the tank painted and started messing with making the seat cover. This is my 2nd shot at it and still not sure if I'm going to keep it. I'm doing all the stitching by hand with a speedy stitcher awl and my hands are...

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I've always ordered mine from 66 Auto Color.

Did some more work on the tank. Gf wanted slab sides so sanded back down and got em smooth. Got the badge recess cleaned up and even. Still needs some work but hopefully will have the bodywork done and in high build primer for blocking by Sunday. Spraymax 2k filler primer and single stage...