Midwest Rider, Central WI, CB360..Sneeky

KrashManhatten

Active Member
Hello--

new to the forum, but not to bikes, or cafe. picked up a 74 honda CB360 for 2 hundy last year with a stuck right cylinder. I was able to convince my bro to pull the head off, and knock the thing loose with a copper mallet, and a block of wood.

Now it has new bars, tires, and a fresh outlook on life.

I have taken the clubman approch, removed the battery box, start selnoid, and the main battery.
The new battery is a superslim custom job.
here is the before, please ignore the SL175 Thats my Bro's,
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gotta love the back rest,, a 360? that is barly enough to dragg my arse at 70mph, 6'3 200lb, kinda loook like a gorilla on a bicycle.
last one, kinda Cute...
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Needs paint,
new rear tail light
blinkers,
rear fender
chop the front fender
 
Re: Midwest Rider, Central WI, CB360..BoneShaker

Here is an update on the unit.
New tires, gas, and carbs gone through front to back.
needs some other things, but i am working at it. I was having a real time getting my Carbs set right, one would empty the tank if i woud have let it. Nasty bugger.

any way here is teh unit now. I have taken the battery box out, and can see straight though it.

Man gotta love it.
CB,
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Peek!
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Peeky from the other side.
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Re: Midwest Rider, Central WI, CB360..BoneShaker

Welcome to the site man! Looks like a pretty good project for ya.
 
Re: Midwest Rider, Central WI, CB360..BoneShaker

Hello, two hunnert bucks, can't go wrong. What kind of battery are you using? I just picked up a 72 Honda 450 and could use some good leads. Welcome, from a fellow South Central Wi DTT member.
 
Re: Midwest Rider, Central WI, CB360..BoneShaker

cool not the only one freezing,


thought this might make a cool tail light. Got creative on the cutter.

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Have a good one!

cp
 
Re: Midwest Rider, Central WI, CB360..BoneShaker

Krash, what did you use to cut that? Looks really good.

You should start up a build thread - seems like a lot of people could be into what you're doing.
 
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