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  1. wozza

    Take 2: CB750K2 Steampunk(ish) Bobber Thing

    Lovely project....for me the white and bare metal blend in with the white walls and shinny bits... the dark gray or gunmetal allows those parts pop and dazzle...meh when all said and done its your bike and a lovely one at that ;)
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    I want to run a wide tire on a narrow rim.

    Beautiful...love the stance :)
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    New aftermarket connecting rods CB450???????

    Ive found buyee to be a good source of finding hard to get honda parts....It can get pricey, but if you need the parts and there are no other options :) https://buyee.jp/item/search/query/CB450/category/2084005513?item_status=1&translationType=1&page=3 you will also need to use a Japanese...
  4. wozza

    1982 CB750F...Better Devil

    Dont do that :) ....the main use for the paddock stand is to remove the rear wheel :) weld some tabs to the swing arm and get some stand off's....Or remove the spring ect for the stock center stand so its easy to remove after use
  5. wozza

    1979 CB750L. My first cafe/brat project. Denver Area

    Black absorbs heat pulling it away from the internal parts and then the air passing over fins remove the heat.....Not a lot of temp difference between polish/light colors and black ...but a measurable difference all the same.Plenty of discussions on the subject around the net....and difference...
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    Post a pic of your motorcycle as it sits

    Sell off the bikes and build a bigger shed......:D
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    Real back in the day survivor

    I have about a $1K au in Motogadget stuff on my bike..(not the m-unit though..I actually like wiring :) )....its pricey but it is well built and works.. the support is pretty good and there is heaps of info on the net,so if you have any issues it can and will most likely get sorted....I did look...
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    Post a pic of your motorcycle as it sits

    GB250.....its a JDM bike...so not a lot around outside Japan
  9. wozza

    Post a pic of your motorcycle as it sits

    My silly little project, keeps me sane and smiling....
  10. wozza

    CBF250

    Bummer Mate....get mended and get back to it...hope its a quick recovery ;)
  11. wozza

    Want to get into welding

    My main advice is to get a welder that has variable current settings..most of the entry level welders have presets and tend to be to heavy duty for automotive work and thin metals Gasless has some advantages in that you can weld in windy conditions and you don't need to clean the parts as...
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