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Some more pics. I put the new tires on the wheels. The rear was wasn't too bad, but the front was a bitch. I ended up puncturing the tube :P
rear is a IRC gs-11
Front is a kenda cruiser.
The painted frame
New handlebars
Wanna get started on the motor, but i'm waiting on a head gasket from...
I went with the 110/90/18 from what other people wrote on here. So will this tire not fit properly on my rim? I would've gone with a slightly smaller tire (100). But it was hard to find that size.
Did a little mock up of the rear. Chopped the fender and relocated it.
Also painted the frame and a bunch of parts. I'll get some pics of that up later.
I bought some new tires, and I got a 110/90/18 for the rear, and that is a much bigger tire than the old one. It fits, but barely. Has any...
I just thought id update this. Just doing a lot of cleaning and derusting. I chopped off the end as well. Also removed other things like seat lock etc. A couple of pics of the frame.
So wierd, I was just in a Northern tool store looking at LED marker lights thinking it would be cool to use one, but noticed it only had two wires. Now I know what to do. So to answer above question If you have a Nortern Tool near you, you can get them there.
Also got another idea for a filter...
So I used this stuff for the first time today. Holy Shite! This stuff works great! I just dropped the rusty parts in the bucket in the morning, and pulled them out this evening. Totally rust free. I mean some of these parts i thought might be a total loss came out clean.
Two thumbs up ;D
I was wondewring if you can reuse evapo-rust if you filter out all the impurities? I ask because I just bought two large containers of it to derust my tank, But it just seems like a waste to just throw out so much when I have other parts that need to be cleaned.
Ok, so I started the teardown. Started from the top and working my way down. I drained the oil and there was definatley gas in it. Also the drain plug had some nasty sludge in it. It was grey in color and had the consistency of bearing grease. I ran some of it between my fingers and didnt feel...
Her are more pics of the bike. Some are after I washed it.
http://s972.photobucket.com/albums/ae209/CTA07/cb200%20motorcycle/?mediafilter=images
Overall I think it's in pretty good shape. The rear shocks look rough, and i'll probobly have to replace them.
Rich there are so many things, it would...
WOW! I just went back and read through some of the other 200 builds, and my head is spinning. So many great ideas. So glad I found this site. I'm going to start on my bike tomorrow.
So here's my new project. A 1975 Honda cb200t.
Its got alot of rust, but its all there, and it runs. But very rough. My plan is to bob it. Cant wait to get started.
So I got a bike today. It's a 1975 Honda cb200t. It's a little rough, but, it's all there, and it runs. I'll try and get some pics up tomorrow.
Can't wait to dive into this thing, and start driving some of you crazy with a million questions :D.
Hey, new guy here from Va. Used to ride back in the day, and lookin to get back into it. I've been looking on craigslist for a bike and came across a 1989 honda nighthawk 750. Hes asking only $200 for it and heres why. Apprently his buddy put a gas/oil mixture in the tank about three years ago...
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