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I have a 1973 CL350 that had of course, a cracked top triple clamp. So I bought a new stem and clamp for a 71 model. The 73 forks don't fit in the clamp like the 71 did. Or do they? Can they? Do I need new tubes? Or new forks all together? I'm really trying to not buy a $200 billet top clamp...
Alright guys I'm working on stripping down the frame for paint on my cl350 k4. I wanting to run a kick-only no accessory bike. Just what's needed to kick it over an run. No lights or anything because it's mainly going to be just a trail bike for now. I've heard of people using battery...
Well I've got a new set of valves for my 73 k4 scrambler and I'm getting ready to put it all back together now! Any tips or ideas from you guys are welcome.
Hey everyone. I'm new to the forum and I've got myself a 1973 CL350K4 that I currently have the engine off of and frame fully torn apart. I'm replacing all the intake/exhaust valves but I've onl found few of them for around $100. I'm also Changing the stock tires to dirt/terrain tires. I'm also...
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