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As far as battery replacement goes, I would suggest a Shorai lithium - Ive used a handful of these on various builds and havent failed me yet

centreville checking in

im in centreville! we should hang

detabbed and painted for the most part. gsxr front stem supplied by cognitomoto (super cool dude) and all balls bearings made it easy..

i bought the 8" grinder/polish wheel..it works ok once you get the hang of it..the motor will get hot, it loses torque, so you have to find a happy place as far as pressure and wheel speed.. i use the brown polishing compound (its all there at HB) and then mothers aluminum polish at the end. i...

do you have a local harbor freight?

so simple, its stupid ;) thanks! gonna give that a try. it cant hurt anything, like i said, it runs with no hiccups. i ride the crap out this thing..

as of today

do i make this? is that just copper tubing? i like the look of it anyway.

well, when i first got this bike, it was a pretty big mess. i let a local shop take the carbs to be completely dissasembled and sonic cleaned. i never took them apart to see what the jet sizing is but i balanced them out and it runs like a pro. ive never felt the need to mess with them at all.

found the guy on ebay "jdmscotter" hes in vietnam, communication was good so i went for it not really knowing what the final product would look like, just an idea..its good quality material. fitment is just slighty off. i emailed him pictures of the problem and he said he would correct the...

put it together, the color will come to you if you cant decide. then take it all apart again! looks good so far

i plan on pulling the headlight in and raising the bars / doing something to clean the the front end up..forks i dont know yet

.... ...and im getting ready to completely disassemble for the winter..

awesome! attention to detail. i went a different route with the cm400...im getting ready to tear this apart again for "stage 4".. 8)

nice! Are you doing motor work? Mine was a runner, despite it sitting outside for ~8 years...I opted to not mess with the motor other than carb work (Dyno jet stage 3)..besides this thing is heavy AF! Good luck in your journey friend

Ive been working on this 81 cb900 for awhile now, started out kinda rocky and slow. I have learned that my hindsight is indeed 20/20...Ive gone backwards on this build more than Id like to think about...am now in the process of fork conversion at the moment. Critisism is always welcome ;)...

what the..? thats an awesome 400!

Re: New CB350 Project - Ball Breaker this is my late week at work and i couldnt make it out, looked like fun though.

yes.