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Almost like new, only had them on for a few rides but ended up deciding to keep the stock stem mirror. These are $95 +s/h new from DCC. Asking $60 shipped. https://www.ebay.com/itm/3-Brushed-Aluminum-7-8-Cafe-Racer-Bar-End-Mirrors-from-Dime-City-Cycles/264321774205 More Info on DCC...

Wondering if anyone knows of a good solution to running both passenger pegs and rear sets. I’m working on a 71 cl350 and was considering replacing the bolts at the the bottom of the rear shocks with footpegs. If they’re the same thread pitch I can’t think of why it wouldn’t work.

Perfect, thank you!

Does anyone know if these have high/low functionality? I can only see two prongs from the photo on sparck.

The R/R appears to be functioning normally. The battery measured around 13.3V and climbed no higher than 14.2V revving. I suppose the next step is to test the voltage across the 35W headlight.

The wiring run goes from the battery to the keyed ignition, to a 14ga bus into a 16ga wire at the RH control cluster, which leads to the LO/HI switch on the LH control cluster, and then to the headlight. All is 16ga except for the 14ga + bus. I haven't checked the output of the alternator yet...

So I'm riding in Bellingham, WA late last night. I turned onto a country road going about 45mph and switched on my High Beam. Not 10 seconds later it's suddenly totally dark. My headlight went out. Thankfully I was on a straightaway. I pull the clutch and shift down, pull to the side of the road...

Bought 17" reverse cone mufflers to fit on a 71 CB350. Header OD is 1 1/2" muffler ID is 1 3/4. I used the reducers that came with the mufflers and they still feel very loose when clamped down. They can wiggle quite a bit and don't take much force to slide off. I stacked two of the reducers...

I've read the 101 and FAQ threads, but I'm still a bit confused over how to wire the main + and ground wire that most of the bike's components will connect to. In a stock cb350, the fuse between the battery and ignition switch is rated to 15A and connected to a 16ga wire. Max current for a 16ga...