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Re: So you bought a CM400 / CB400T, now what...(45+ Build Links!) Probably won't get around to installing until Saturday but I'll definitely let you all know how it goes. frank- Luckily, I'm already running clubmans, so the change shouldn't be too drastic. Although, my throttle cables...

Re: So you bought a CM400 / CB400T, now what...(45+ Build Links!) Hey guys, just got home late and my bars were here... Thought I'd throw up a couple quick pics being as I'm excited enough that I should probably burn off a little steam before I try to sleep. The worry that a couple guys...

Re: So you bought a CM400 / CB400T, now what...(44+ Build Links!) Hey, I stumbled upon these 33mm clipons last night for $39.99 plus $10 shipping. They're really simple (no real adjustability or anything) but they look more quality than the ones from 250champ (ebay seller name) for $75 and the...

Re: So you bought a CM400 / CB400T, now what...(44+ Build Links!) Just a thought to throw out there in reference back to that twinline bike: one of the changes that he has made since that pic is a 2-1 exhaust setup (1 cylinder exhaust crosses over and there's one muffler on the right side of...

Re: So you bought a CM400 / CB400T, now what...(44+ Build Links!) Yeah, that CM400 isn't too impressive. Their CB550 looks pretty nice though. I do enjoy their apparent affinity for unpainted, polished tanks. I think I might have an idea for that POS tank I have...

Re: So you bought a CM400 / CB400T, now what...(44+ Build Links!) No, it's the one on page 6 of 10 (at least with my settings)...so it's a little over halfway though the thread. Same exhaust. I've only bought necessities for this one: front tire, battery, tail lights, front brake rebuild stuff...

Re: So you bought a CM400 / CB400T, now what...(44+ Build Links!) Frankenfe: Sort of. I have one that I've been sort of working on for a while. I didn't really do a full "build" as that's not really my style...I like to keep it junkyard, so to speak. I got mine almost 2 years ago for $400. It...

Re: So you bought a CM400 / CB400T, now what...(43+ Build Links!) I'm from Seattle and have been in to twinline a few times. That's the owner's person daily rider. It doesn't look much like that anymore...he's always changing it. He has that and a bob based on the same bike. Both sick.

Just re-read that...kinda harsh...just talking sh@#...

What a lame article. Why is this news? That's not even all that fast! Sure, I don't go 110mph on my CB400 but, on a new school sport bike, 110 is pretty manageable. Not advocating doing something like this when there's traffic but wow...not much happening in Ontario...

Ya man, way to go! That looks great!

Re: So you bought a CM400 / CB400T, now what... Will do. I'm terrible about taking pics but we'll see what I can come up with.

Re: So you bought a CM400 / CB400T, now what... $90 seems fairly reasonable for a new coil...am I crazy? Also, here's a kinda crappy pic of mine. By the way, the seat is just something that was sitting around...not really a great fit but works for now.

Yeah, if you're trying to save money definitely just get a new boot. Then, if that doesn't work, move on to the coil itself.

DO IT!! I have wanted to do a GL1000 bobber forever! My buddy did a KZ1100 bobber and it was one of the most fun bikes I've ever ridden.