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Rotozip Has always been trusty for me whenever doing that type of work. The FS2 flexible shaft attachment is awesome. it allows you to hang the Rotozip the same way a Dremel does, and to me, seem to be alot more trusty than the Dremel. check out the website. http://www.rotozip.com

Cool. Yeah, I'll let you know when I come to town and we can get together with tonuptom(Jay Jordan) as well. I'm hoping to make it up to Barber's, but I'm not sure how my funds will be looking until closer to time, and I also have court next week to see if I can have my license back. Lol. I'd...

Does anyone know if there is a cafe seat that is made to be a straight up bolt-on replacement for the stock seat?? The reason I'm asking is, all of the ones that I am finding require a little bit of frame modification. The 84 KZ550 LTD is a kinda rare model bike. It is not like the 83 or the...

The pic tag DOES say TS50, but it still looks like a 65 S90. I had one the only difference from what I'm looking at is that mine was red.

And UShip is about $.35/mile?

I also lived in the area behind Eastdale Mall. Haha. But I lived there in the mid 90s. If you went west on Wares Ferry from where you lived, and turned right onto Burbank, that is the neighborhood I lived in. But I'm not sure if all of that was there back then. Lol. I used to by my baseball...

From what I can see in the picture after I enlarged it(though it was a little fuzzy), I'm pretty confident that it is an S90. And from the look of the size and shape of that motor, I'd say a 1965. I could be wrong(I'm not an expert), but I feel pretty sure that is what it is. There is a number...

Very sad to here Huckleberry!!!! I'm hurting for you and your loss. I'm glad to hear that she will live again, instead of moving on to the blacktop in the sky. She was beautiful, and I know she will be again. Can't wait to see the build thread on her rebirth.

Hey Boulevard. Did not realize you are in Birmingham. I'm in Mobile, but I lived in Birmingham for several years and have a lot of friends there as well. Do you know DTT member tonuptom, real name Jay Jordan? Jay and I are very good friends. We have worked on several bikes together, and I'm...

Thanks James!! I will do that. Hopefully, he will be able to help me out. It's my bike that is in storage at my cousin's house in Titusville, FL, and I live in Mobile, AL. I know that having it shipped will be cheaper than me making the trip to get it myself, but I just haven't been able to find...

Hey guys, I've been trying to find some quotes online, but I have had no luck. Maybe I'm not searching the right way, or I'm looking at the wrong sites. Does any one know of any GOOD shipping companies in the southeast, and what kind of price I would be looking at from south Florida to Mobile...

Do you still have the bikini from the red bike? and are you planning on using it?

I'll be waiting on that build thread!!

Welcome Ryan! Mobile, AL here. I lived in Montgomery when I was younger and attended Capitol Heights and Robert E Lee. I'm not going to able to make Barber's(unless things change), But I'm always looking to meet more cool people that are into the cafes as well. :)

If you can feel them, they COULD potentially become a problem. Some might say don't worry about it. Me personally, I like to say better to be safe than sorry. I would compare the price of replacing the jug vs the price of boring it out an sleeving it. Shop around, and you might find used jugs...

Twist them.

Hi Kevin, and welcome to DTT!! Looks like you have a beautiful bike with which to start your journey of learning, and recovering. I hope this bike breathes life into you, as you do to it. I look forward to seeing your post along the way!!

If I were you, I'd go with the "selling" it method. Once it is "bought" by the resident of RI, and they register it, they will be able to get a RI title for it, and then "sell" it back to you. That is the easiest way, in my opinion.

Definitely going with Allen hardware. I guess even buying the parts piece by piece instead of as one kit, it's still not too bad in price. I guess all I really need are the crank bearings, cam bearings, rings, full gasket kit, and timing chain tensioner. Everything else I can clean up and...

Does anyone know where I can buy a complete engine rebuild kit for for a 1969 CB350?? When I search, I'm only getting results for a full gasket kit. I am about to do a full build on this bike. Picked it up as motor and frame only. The exhaust and carbs have been off of it for years and the...