Recent content by FlyingV

Success! Found them on ebay in a 'box of bolts'. One man's junk is another man's treasure! ;D

Re: Junk yard dog: You list what you need, if I have time I'll get it: Found my parts on ebay. Thanks anyway cb!!

Re: Junk yard dog: You list what you need, if I have time I'll get it: 1980 CB750C engine thru bolts sizes are 10 x 284 and the other is 10 x 330. Thank you

Thank Von. I did check McMaster Carr and I couldnt find any that were long enough. I will go into Fastenal next, thanks for the advise. I appreciate the help.

Im hoping someone can point me in the right direction. I bought a 1980 CB750C as a rolling chassis with the motor intact laying next to the bike. I was assured that everything was in the box next to the chassis and motor. As I was going through my mock build up I found that I am missing 2 of the...

I clear coated the tank and battery box. I made a plate under the seat and fastened all the wiring there. Thanks again

I took the clubmans off another bike in my garage that came with them. I have seen clubmans EVERYWWHERE online though. Easy to get, $29-$45 all over ebay

Where I live there is a guy who works out of his garage and he cut the foam and covered it for me. We used the stock seat pan so I just told him to level it out and make it 'two up' friendly. Thanks!

So here she is finished. Well finished is a relative term. I'm finished with her should I say. Clubman bars Led blinkers Led rear light Bar end mirror Relocation of electrical under seat on a small pan Pod filters Straight pipes Pipes wrapped Rejetted Total cost of bike (including purchase price...

New rear led light with 'custom' bracket ::). Also, found the blinkers at the local Cyclegear for, buy one set and get the second set free!

Another mid project pic

My wife wanted to be able to ride on the bike so I had a seat cut to allow two up. Took the sanding wheel to the tank for that industrial look then a few coats of clear of it.

First project to basically keep me busy during knee rehab. Then we have mid project.