cb360t home stretch
It’s a month past deadline, due to a few unforeseen issues, but things are on the home stretch now. My new plan is to ride it to the next First Friday (January 7th) at Liberty Vintage.
Greasy hands and late nights. More updates to come.
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Adventures of a Shop Girl
Hey everyone, this is Janelle…newest contributor, and new pal/rider with the guys here. I’ve been riding for about a year and a half, as long as I’ve had my 1971 cb350. A couple weeks ago, I decided I should finally start learning about my own bike, and the vintage cycles that I love. I hit […]
looks great adam. Is the tailight mounted right to the frame?
Yea, i welded a tab on the frame to mount the tail light.
that thing is lookin sick…are you runnin no fenders?
Yea, no fenders. The idea is a minimalistic cycle for around the city. Not the most practical but fun for good weather.
Its looking really good adam. I really like the look of the bars and how low the seat is going to be. get a vid of that thing rippin around when its done. Hopefully i’ll see a bunch of you guys for new years at Micks Party
Bike looks great! I don’t recognize the tread pattern…..what tyres are you running?
Looks awesome so far. Really digging how you formed the seat pan to match up with the tank, great work! Maybe drop the headlight a bit lower? …I just like really low headlamps…
Yeah, those bars are super classic
thanks bob. I also dig the low/tucked in head lights but for this build i’m sticking with the oem headlight bracket that I slimmed up.
what’s the status of this? Give me an update.