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New Member Introductions / Re: New member, 1973 CB350F
« on: March 23, 2026, 02:58:55 PM »
@Ian that is one good looking bike. It's great to see people keeping these bikes in that condition as personally I am not interested in extensive modding. Well unless I stumble across a 400F engine which apparently fits into the 350F frame...

Before getting this one I was casually looking up general and common hard-to-get parts costs, and for some reason my brain took a vacation and became completely oblivious for a good week or two that the CB350 and CB350F are 90% different beasts. Maybe because a CB350F search pulls up so many twin results or maybe because someone forgot their nap that day.. Anyways when it got here and I made the first list of parts to get I quickly found out it wasn't going to be quite so easy   ;D

@Rayzerman the carbs on mine are still in a box and no idea what shape (internally) they are in. is there something specific brass to be on the lookout for? Honda unobtainium parts?


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New Member Introductions / Re: New member, 1973 CB350F
« on: March 22, 2026, 07:25:30 PM »
Not the most exciting pictures but every book needs a cover    :D

@Ian The bike had maybe 93% of the original parts so it's primarily consumables its needed. I am surprised to hear about parts on your side of the pond because cmsnl seems to have tons. but shipping for small stuff from them here is pretty much out of the question. Fortunately I got most of the parts from 4into1 before they upped the minimum order. Not sure if it's cool to post random video links(?) but "swiss watch" made me think of this video which I could listen to over and over
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u97SGVdtX_A

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New Member Introductions / New member, 1973 CB350F
« on: March 21, 2026, 07:51:26 PM »
Greetings all,

New member from the NE US with a 1973 CB350F, received mostly in parts and being rebuilt. The top end is near done and I'm looking forward to putting it back together when the weather breaks. I've gotten a lot of help from these forums on work done so far so thank you all/mods and am happy to be part of the group!
JC

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