1969 Honda CB350

1969 Honda CB350 K1 completely rebuilt

 

 

I’ve completely gone through this bike. I’ve had it just under two years. I have modified it a bit, but any modifications have been on aftermarket parts. I still have all the original parts. What I’ve done since I bought it:

complete top end motor rebuild
new gaskets
new piston rings
valves professionally cleaned
cylinder sleeves re-honed
points rebuilt and reset
new tires
clubman handlebars
removed the key and installed a hidden toggle switch to turn the bike on
slimmed down the electrical
replaced the throttle tube
new mirrors
removed the turn signals
replaced the rear running light/ brake light with a smaller set up
replaced license plate mount
chopped down fender
new spark plugs
new clutch cable
new throttle cable
new throttle cable seal in motor
new gas cap
replaced tappet covers
new battery
new chain
removed chain guard
removed the tool kit box
new air filters
new fuel lines and in-line fuel filters
carburetors rebuilt
new hand grips
seat reupholstered
every bolt in the motor has been replaced with brand new Allen key bolts

 

 

 

 


 
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    Great job on the rebuild! I’m currently rebuilding the same bike, and am about to put it back together. Could you recommend a reputable manufacturer for gasket kits and seals?

    Keep it up!

     

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