hindesjake
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Re: 1971 cb350 cafe build
Yea i agree. I think it looks cool. Im in the process of making a new one right now.
Yea i agree. I think it looks cool. Im in the process of making a new one right now.
hindesjake said:Does anyone know where i can order new brake pads for these calipers?
boomshakalaka said:why yes, yes I do. This is a local guy that is having these machined and reselling them for a very fair price. Hes having them made out of some composite (I forget exactly which) and they are like a 10th of the weight of the steel slugs, and should last way longer. Give Jeff an email at jstephens7@wi.rr.com and let him know boomshakalaka from ChiVinMoto sent you.
hindesjake said:It's been a little while since ive posted. The project is going a little slower than i like but thats ok cause this semester is almost over. It should pick back up soon. The first pic is a picture of the finished sandblasted frame. The last couple of pics are another bike that i couldnt pass up the deal on. Its a 74 cb360.
hindesjake said:Im trying to make the cafe guys and the bobber guys happy!
hindesjake said:Well it is a custom so therefore i can do whatever I want. I wanted a hard tail so thats what I did. Im not trying to sound like a dick but thats why this bike is mine and not anyone elses.... :/
B L A K E said:I think its a good idea actually. You dont have to deal with the swing arm needing grease,bushings going bad.. your ride will be a little more rough but hey, who cares.
I like how your bikes coming!
dude, that tank build is IMPRESSIVE!!! nice work!hindesjake said:Here are some of this pics from the tank build
boomshakalaka said:Jokes aside, are you planning to further brace the frame? Sans more bracing, I would be afraid to ride it.. The loads are focused in all the wrong places as is.
boomshakalaka said:cool. Still not my cup of tea functionally, but it definitely is shaping up to look cool as hell.