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Thanks - yeah I have been trying to watch it and open the garage door here and there. Then when I am done for the night I open it all the way for a minute before I go inside.

Oh yeah, I almost forgot... The 120 hole pattern front disc is done and ready to mate to the front wheel once its ready. I think its really going to look good.

Here is the pile of tabs that were removed from the frame. Step #1 complete... Below are a couple of photos I took during the process. This weekend I am going to chop the subframe "U" down to size and weld it into place and hopeful figure out the battery tray, fuse block & rectifier...

Best $15 I have spent all winter... Had to get the welder out for the first time tonight on this project. When I was cutting all the tabs off one of them pulled a chunk of the frame out with it struck with the hammer. So we had to add a little scape and grind it back down. You can't...

Test fitting the seat:

Here are some pics of the stand/bench we made: We just bolted a Condor stand to the front of it, works great. And of course, its on 200 lbs/each castors. As you can see I made a shelf under the table top to house parts which will then roll with the stand around the garage. (hadn't cut...

Re: CB360 - Iowa (Back on in the oven) So, I got back on this project a few weeks ago. Sorry guys, I had a terrible health issue for a couple months, lost my woman, and started a new career path - so it's been a while since I have been on here. PICS to follow tonight/tomorrow...

You mean from model to model (360vs450) or you mean bike to bike (360vs360)?

Wait, just a regular 6mm tool? No fancy spoke wrench needed? That is hilarious, I feel like an idiot, and I might just delete this post now. HAHA THANKS_

Same question...

I am trying to take apart the wheels on my current CB360 project and I have a a "Bikemaster" universal spoke tool with sizes #1-6 and the spokes seem to be right between #1 and #2. I called a Honda dealer and they say they have no idea what size to use. Does anyone know what size tool I need...

Great work - looks beautiful. Maybe I overlooked it but, which seat did you start with from RocCity before you modified it? I am assuming you used the "Composite Interceptor Cafe Seat ", right?

400f - YES. let me look around and find my bookmarks on my other computer, I have spent countless hours finding links for all things SS400f.

Re: '77 CJ360T (Café SOS) - Got overlap? So just picked up a can at True Value or Walmart? Are you/did you use a special clear coat that is heat or oil resistant or anything?

Re: '77 CJ360T (Café SOS) - Got overlap? Doing Great... Sorry if I missed it but what paint did you use on the frame? (brand/type/Etc) Also, where/how did you do the VIN vinyl for the frame? THANKS and keep it up...

Re: Lazarus - 1975 Cl360 - (headers wrapped, video!) Yeah - perfect idea. You can get those at Lowe's or Menard's as well.

Re: Lazarus - 1975 Cl360 - (headers wrapped, video!) I agree on both counts... You need to use some hose clamps or something metal at least.

Re: '77 CJ360T Café Build That's Good... My bike night buddies got a real good laugh out of that comment.

I wouldn't get your hopes up for this guy to even respond to you... He hasn't been on here or posted since he put this ad up here...

I am sure these were chrome but the original owner painted them black. I didn't think they were MAC because of the swept up angle (from the ones I have seen) but who knows. So how does $100 + shipping sound??? Is that too much or too little for these? Thanks again guys-