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Cb350 Retro racer build ~ cheap and easy. Part 1 We have a decent amount of parts laying around the shop and decided to throw some parts on the old cb350 we had laying around. We wanted to leave the bike with stock suspension and build using the basic tools a guy or gal would have access to and on a budget. First thing on the list was to ditch the rusted and pitted forks and throw on some forks now add some rear sets from https://speedmotoco.com/universal-rearsets-cafe-ra …

The world of Café Racer proposes numerous accessories that are more likely to modify the inside of a classic motorcycle than others. Here is a selection of Cafe Racer Headlights found at SpeedMotoCo. for you to customize your ride with. Cafe Racer Headlights can be purchased at speedmotoco Here is some options to check out.1. 7 inch headlight Wire Mesh Motorcycle | 7 inch Lens 7.75 inch overall LED Projectorhttps://speedmotoco.com/7-inch-headlight-wire-mesh-motorcycle-7-inch-lens- …

So your girl is running a little lean. That’s great if we’re not talking about your motorcycle, otherwise, it might be time for you to sit down with her and rejet the carburetor. Sound painful? It’s not really.Simply put, carburetors use tiny little nozzles called jets that have holes in them in order to pass fuel into the air to make a fine mist. This mist is then sent to the combustion chamber where it is used to create energy that allows the engine to run. The smaller the holes in the jets ar …

CB750 DOHC VM34 2-1 carburetor kit Mikuni Sweetness!https://speedmotoco.com/honda-cb750-sohc-carburetor-kit-mikuni-vm34-1969-to-1976-cb750/CB550 Available as well https://speedmotoco.com/honda-cb550-sohc-carburetor-kit-mikuni-vm34-carburetor-kit/Picture belowCB0 750 SOHC Available: https://speedmotoco.com/1977-1978-honda-cb750-carburetor-kit-sohc-mikuni-vm34-carburetor-kit/Introducing the VM34 2-1 dual Mikuni kit. Increases horsepower and torque--Each kit is test run and synchronized b …

Tools Needed Clear plastic bottleRubber tube longer than bottle (clear is better)Zip tieDrillDrill bit (equal or larger diameter than hose)Step 1Drill hole in bottle capStep 2Zip tie the hose tube about ½ inch from the end and cut off excess. DO NOT ZIP TIE THE TUBE SHUT!Step 3Insert the hose from the bottom of the bottle cap.Step 4Attach cap to bottle and put clamp on end.Step 5Attach hose to brake bleeder nipple and use the clamp to hold in place. TA DA!Step 6Push tube down into bottle for ea …