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I know that the main fuse on my cb650 is 30 amp, don't know why it would be any different on your 350. We're dealing with the same amount of electricity running in the bike.
I know that the main fuse on my cb650 is 30 amp, don't know why it would be any different on your 350. We're dealing with the same amount of electricity running in the bike.
Hmmm. I stand corrected : mr. umbrella is right, I just checked a diagram I got from here (somewhere) and it's 15 amp. Sorry for the (bad) assumption :-[
Well... MAYBE.. I would have to also get a rear fender... That is missing too.. We'll see... No plans just yet... I have lots of time to think on it. But I'm open to suggestions!
Well... MAYBE.. I would have to also get a rear fender... That is missing too.. We'll see... No plans just yet... I have lots of time to think on it. But I'm open to suggestions!
Hum... i DO have the rear tail light in pretty good shape.... just not the tail light bracket... Don't get rid of them... I'll let you know if I need them sometime this summer.
totally different fender on the F. If your tail light bracket isn't rusty on the F i'd be interested (it should be chrome)... I had to paint mine black on my 350F. I am eventually planning to restore the four (with the exception of the exhaust that will get a 4 into 4 SS.)
Nice 350, it's a 70 according to the paint. Those parts you need aren't too hard to get, plenty of them floating around. Looks like an original pair of mufflers in your truck. Those are the key parts to a resto, lucky score.
Thanks DrJ. The mufflers are original and are rotten on the inside and one is rust on the back. The frame # also indicates a 70' model. title says 72 but the numbers match. I think the motor is either a 68 or 69 CL motor. starts with "CL350-10#####" Would it be worth swapping it with the extra CB motor I have?
The old Hondas were titled according to first year of registration, not year of manufacture. Your bike is a 70 but sat on the showroom floor for a couple of years. If it was my bike, I'd rather have a CB motor in a CB frame. I believe the CL transmission gear ratios are for lower RPM torque. The CB motor would be better at highway riding.
I just got an email through old bike barn about refurbished cb350 carbs for sale. Didnt check how much they want for them though... may be cheaper to just get some mikunis..
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