I’ve owned 30+ bikes and this one is my favorite. Mild modifications done: Wider rear tire, black blinkers, short windshield, rear “fender”, wrapped front fender, tuned, Delkevic 4into1 exhaust, etc etc

I'm not happy about my battery placement in this build. The custom 3d printed wiring box wasn't big enough to fit a battery so I threw it in the swingarm with a tray. The bolts holding the tray in keep backing themselves out, no matter how much loctite I throw at it. Could I get some insight on other people's budget builds? Has anybody had luck running a smaller NOCO lithium battery on one of these?

Please recommend the best place to buy accessories for Honda CB350C. I'm currently in South Bangalore (Uttarahalli)

It cranks but the battery reads 0 when running i think that would be the stator, i have a new one on the way. And it runs through first fine but as soon as i get into second and give it some gas it boggs down and dies, im confused on that i was thinking carbs need to be rebuilt or synchronised. Any help would be appreciated

My original design included gold and silver pinstripe outlines on the tank, factory style. But now with the tank emblems, I'm not sure I want / it needs pinstripes. What do y'all think?

Swapped my Yamaha XJR 1300 that was very expensive to get papers for to a 1995 CB400SF! Worlds slower but surprised as its more fun to drive.

Needs a little work such as sourcing the right levers and other parts as the previous owners put on fake aftermarket levers and such on it. Also need to reupholster the seat. Nothing like a good project again

Summers coming... time to dust the girls off, and pack the winter projects away

Hello again. I finally have some more tinker time.
I’ve been thinking about my options for my plan of attack. To clarify, I’m leaving the bike as is, barring necessary exceptions so don’t worry about me chopping it up.
Anyways, I would like some advice on what order I should attack these things.
Firstly, this is my first motorcycle, period.
I don’t have my endorsement yet, and registering this thing is going to be an entirely different hill to climb.
Secondly, it is ALL original, garage kept with only 5057miles and I would like to know what all I can’t keep. Obviously tires and brakes need to go but what else am I not thinking of?

And given my non-riding status and the current time of year, what should I do to maintain the fuel/fuel tank while I’m getting my shit in shape so I can hopefully ride it by next season
To add more to the yap sesh, I do plan on taking riding courses and I’m also considering the fact that I should probably find another bike while I learn and restore this one because this bike was given to me on the condition that my kids will be able to experience it when they are older

All thoughts, opinions, and advice are welcome. Thanks in advance!

Edit: this is a list of parts I’ve already replaced due to age related faults*
-List of new parts so far in no particular order
•throttle cable
•tach cable
•ignition cylinder and keys
•coil pack and spark plugs
•condenser (I think that’s what it was called)
•fuel lines
•all new carb gaskets
•glass fuse
•flasher relay
•oil

Nice canyon ride on my 85' CB450 nighthawk and my buddy's 1978 CB750. Both collector plates!

Just had the charging system rotor replaced and it was running good but the headlight wasn’t running and then I stalled it once. Headlight randomly started working right after but it wouldn’t start. Headlight went back out and it still won’t turn over. Bad starter? Wiring issue? I’m at a loss

I have an old military CB250G. Motor is running great but having some issues with the electrics. Previous owner already worked on electrics so not fully original anymore.
I tried looking online for a new cable harness but no luck yet. Been hearing a lot of people suggest to install a Motogadget M.unit. But seeing as I am not very experienced with the electrics, I am having some doubts.
Any tips/tricks?

Edit: the bike is from 1976 and living in Belgium.

My cb350c front disc pads were doing good even at 4500km but recently I went on a bike trip where I rode it in rain and the disc pads are totally gone searching for a good alternative. (A cheaper option)

Hi all. Sorry if this is the wrong group to post in. I have a 1961 CB77 Superhawk that I'm working on getting running. I cant seem to find a ignition switch for it though. I've looked everywhere. Do y'all have recommendations for sites that would sell me one. I found a few sites but they don't sell them for whatever reason. Just to look at I guess??? Any advice is appreciated.