facefirst35
Coast to Coast
So I picked up these rear sets
http://www.dotheton.com/forum/index.php?topic=51161.0
They're direct bolt ons, which is why I bought them. For my CB350 I just like to keep it able to be ridden at all times and I didn't want to deal with welding or any fabrication for that matter.
I'm running into a clearance issue, though. The way they sit now is obviously uncomfortable and it also makes shifting nearly impossible. These just don't clear my Emgo shorty mufflers. I even put the stock muffler back on to see and it's really not much of a difference in clearance. Here's a pic.
The builder (J-Rod10) has been cool about the whole thing and has even offered to make some offset levers for me (seems that the offset would have to be pretty big), which would solve the problem. I'm just wondering if there's anything else I could do to make these work as-is. Hopefully some of you with experience running rear sets on a CB350 can chime in and help me out.
And of course I already cut off the bolt for the old shift arm to make room for the new linkage, which means no riding right now. D'oh!
http://www.dotheton.com/forum/index.php?topic=51161.0
They're direct bolt ons, which is why I bought them. For my CB350 I just like to keep it able to be ridden at all times and I didn't want to deal with welding or any fabrication for that matter.
I'm running into a clearance issue, though. The way they sit now is obviously uncomfortable and it also makes shifting nearly impossible. These just don't clear my Emgo shorty mufflers. I even put the stock muffler back on to see and it's really not much of a difference in clearance. Here's a pic.
The builder (J-Rod10) has been cool about the whole thing and has even offered to make some offset levers for me (seems that the offset would have to be pretty big), which would solve the problem. I'm just wondering if there's anything else I could do to make these work as-is. Hopefully some of you with experience running rear sets on a CB350 can chime in and help me out.
And of course I already cut off the bolt for the old shift arm to make room for the new linkage, which means no riding right now. D'oh!