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Thanks for the quick response danejurrous. I'm surprised my bike passed last month as I don't have a front fender on it.

I'll definitely give the Harley mirrors a try. I'm running the stock guys in there until I have a replacement figured out for sure. So hopefully no rust issues for me. Question for the other Utah men - what does the State require we have on our bikes. I know if it's older than a '73 you don't...

Just found this thread and now I'm dying to see how it looks. Such a clean, meticulous build. You've given me a ton of ideas for my own 360.

Got new bars (again). I've been through the stock bars, a pair of clubmans, and some drag bars. Last night I threw on a pair of sport bars with a new throttle tube and some soft grips and took her for a spin. I can't believe how much more comfortable of a ride it is when I have an extra two...

Thanks Teledan. I just started a build thread and it has an old picture from when I first got the bike. I need to get it updated with some new stuff. You can check it out here. http://www.dotheton.com/forum/index.php?topic=49655.msg552417#msg552417

Sure am. I'm downtown SLC. Where abouts are you?

Thanks for the warm welcome John. I'm up on Capitol Hill and am glad someone else from the area is here.

I was actually sad when I uploaded that pictures as it's two years ago and that perfect seat is ripped pretty badly now. Otherwise there's no way I would have messed with it.

I bought this '74 CB360 almost two years ago after realizing I had no mechanical skills whatsoever. I had seen a lot of great bikes on the web and wanted something for myself. My initial plan was to go completely cafe with it. I loved how lean and mean they looked and their minimalism really...

My name is Tanner and I've had a '74 CB360 for about two years now. I bought it because I grew up in the suburbs without gaining any mechanical experience and new I wanted to learn how to work on something. I'd been seeing BIKEEXIF's stuff for a few years and loved the cafe and brat Hondas...