valvesprung
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Re: 74 CB360
Can't wait for assembly pics Stout...love your work so far and LOVE that matte silver finish...
Can't wait for assembly pics Stout...love your work so far and LOVE that matte silver finish...
74 CB360- New Pictures
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Re: 74 CB360
No wonder they looked familiar, I just bought a set for my 360! when I first got them I thought they were a little too aggressive but they've grown on me. I'm doing 4.1" X 18 front and rear. I'm lacing a rear rim to the front hub to take the wide tire. Thanks for the info!
No wonder they looked familiar, I just bought a set for my 360! when I first got them I thought they were a little too aggressive but they've grown on me. I'm doing 4.1" X 18 front and rear. I'm lacing a rear rim to the front hub to take the wide tire. Thanks for the info!
Re: 74 CB360
I finally have the controls put back together. Appliance paint takes forever to cure! I started out baking them at 170 for an hour and figured for sure they would be cured, but I ended up smudging one of them... so I baked at 200 for a couple more hours this morning, then assembled and mounted em and put the new mirrors on too; billet with integrated turn signals. ~stout
I finally have the controls put back together. Appliance paint takes forever to cure! I started out baking them at 170 for an hour and figured for sure they would be cured, but I ended up smudging one of them... so I baked at 200 for a couple more hours this morning, then assembled and mounted em and put the new mirrors on too; billet with integrated turn signals. ~stout
Re: 74 CB360
I got some parts painted today.
forks:
fork guards:
and I'm not sure about the white header pipes yet; have to see what they look like on the bike. I might end up using header wrap on em.:
Headed home for the weekend to celebrate Christmas with the fam... that'll give these a chance to cure without me wanting to screw with them
Everyone have a Happy New Year!
-Stout
I got some parts painted today.
forks:
fork guards:
and I'm not sure about the white header pipes yet; have to see what they look like on the bike. I might end up using header wrap on em.:
Headed home for the weekend to celebrate Christmas with the fam... that'll give these a chance to cure without me wanting to screw with them
Everyone have a Happy New Year!
-Stout
Maritime
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Re: 74 CB360
Nice and good deal on the Paint, rattle can paint and primer would have cost you 20-30 for good quality and you would have had to do all the work yourself.
Kind of like the white pipes, just not sure if they will stay white after heat + dirt from roads hit it. But kind of cool anyway.
Nice and good deal on the Paint, rattle can paint and primer would have cost you 20-30 for good quality and you would have had to do all the work yourself.
Kind of like the white pipes, just not sure if they will stay white after heat + dirt from roads hit it. But kind of cool anyway.
Re: 74 CB360
I don't believe you. How the hell did you pull that off? The powder guy here wants me to do all the prep work and it would still cost me $300 to get the frame done!
Stout said:Just picked the frame up from the painter's on my lunch break. Sand blasted, primed (epoxy primer), and painted gloss black: $40.... doesn't get much less expensive
~stout
I don't believe you. How the hell did you pull that off? The powder guy here wants me to do all the prep work and it would still cost me $300 to get the frame done!
