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  1. Justinas

    1976 Honda CB250G - Project far far away in Lithuania...

    Re: "The Jack" 1976 Honda CB250g Thanks, that baking soda method should work just fine! I have a decent size compressor which will be more than enough. One more question about making engine look fine. I still want to change or at least repaint bolts, as some of them are quite rusted. Is it...
  2. Justinas

    1976 Honda CB250G - Project far far away in Lithuania...

    Hi guys, so few days after asking in DO THE TON forums about which bike to choose for my first build and as my first by at all, I got myself a thing. Thank you all guys for advices and here is the thing. It's a HONDA CB250g from 1976. It looked like this in the add: It looked like this...
  3. Justinas

    Too slow for Cafe ? Choosing a first cafe converson bike. (beginner question)

    I think 250 engine will have to do for now, couse as you noticed, I'm from Lithuania (EU) and even though regulations would allow it, as a former USSR teritory country, older non Russian or Chezh bikes are quite rare in our lands. Parts are too... Well, for starters, 250 should be enough to...
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    Too slow for Cafe ? Choosing a first cafe converson bike. (beginner question)

    Wow, thank you all guys for all the fast and informative answers! Now I'm really sticking with 250. If everything is ok with it, I hope to get it on Friday. I really don't wish to hit the ton, especially with my riding skills :] I just want to get my hands dirty, as I have all the tools from my...
  5. Justinas

    Too slow for Cafe ? Choosing a first cafe converson bike. (beginner question)

    Hi Guys, sorry if I missed a theme for questions like these, but here is my question. I'm thinking of buying an older Honda as my first bike and also first Cafe conversion. As winter is coming to the end, and i really would like to get a head start I'm now choosing between two bikes. Honda...
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