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Considering this size of trailer for a build and to haul a Hisun Coleman. What brand is the equalizer? Really glad to see the 4x4 loaded and now I have a better Idea !

Thank you. Really enjoyed the video. It's surprising what you can do when you put your mind to it. It's just going out and do it. When it's a cold day. And you in the shed or the garage? When you could be in the warm watching TV. You come out and work on the bike. And it makes you feel good. Like you've achieved something. And when it's finished? You look at it. And it's fantastic. 'Cause you've achieved it. It's a fantastic feeling.

Nice job I would consider you an excellent rebuilder

Cool video. How do you navigate to a gas station? Do you use your phone with gps or something else?

So cool 😎

That view is absolutely ridiculous. Nice build, safe travels.

Dude, dont be depressing if you want followers...imo.

I really love this video! So soothing and satisfying to watch everything you did on this beautiful restoration! You need to make more videos!!!!

"If I didn't get a deer , it's not the end of the world" I needed to hear that. 🍺

Thanks so much for sharing. I have a 6 X 12 utility trailer I want to build into a toy hauler camper. You gave me a lot of ideas.

this weekend july 27 will you guys be there

Thx for the share! Thats what i want to do!

Amazing story, Love the bike and the job you did there, hats off mate

I recently purchased the exact same bike, 1974 black. Mine was last on the road in 1984! I have original bill of sale from 1974, 1 owner. Good job! Dale Swineheart, DeKalb, IL

Great job! Thanks for sharing!

Really cool, man. I'm considering getting one of these to restore locally.

Great video, real work of art....

Just got one and I’m gonna try to rebuild it as well but number 1 goal is to have fun and enjoy the grind/ progress

Great idea. Could you add a list of materials and measurements. For example how you determined were to bolt the beds to the door.

Gorgeous, and I'm no mechanic either, but you killed it ! EDIT : I bet you're a mechanic now. I love the Bruce story and the generations that cried seeing it.

Very cool ideal. Thank you sir.

Great build! Nice workmanship, and design, Thanks For Posting

Loved 🍀the video! Hat's off to you. So nice of you to show the restored bike to the original owner's family. 👏

I had a color green one when I was 17 or 18 it was my first bike that I coul use to travel I am from Tijuana I took it to Mazatlan, Los. Angeles and San Francisco many times many bikes later that will always be my favorite bike. Great video, gracias.

Excellent work. The bike looks and sounds fantastic. Great story and so nice that you showed Bruce's family. ❤

Amazing. The only thing I would change is having a big sink, but that is just personal preference.

Very nice

Great job! I am just finishing up my 1974 Honda CB350 Four, and I am at the point of painting the tank and covers. Could you please tell me what paint color you used, because that looks like a dead match to the Glory Blue Black Metallic. I haven't been able to source the original paint color yet. Thank you, Charles

Great job,show winning 😉,and beautiful taking it back to show the lady and her family 😌,sounds incredible ,looks fantastic ,well done m8

Where do you store your matresses when you haul your ATV? And what size mattresses do you use? I may do this in my homemade camper.

Great camper! What beds are those that you use?

Beautiful bike and love your effort! (BTW, Chinese pistons and rings...hahahahha! )

Nice job! I'd move the combustion air intake outside to burn cold air (cold air is more dense and ignites better) instead of burning up your warm air and sending it outside. That thing should easily keep you toasty in that little trailer!

I love this!! Great job man!

Awesome!

Nice trailer set up!

Do you have a link for the air intake cover?

Great story. Bruce??

pine pellets work like cat litter also

So there's a lot of non-biodegradable trash bags filled with human feces and urine all over the United States?! Awesome!

The CB350F has less power than the two cylinder CB350, is more expensive, and is more difficult to maintain. Yet, I would prefer to have the CB350F. Great story on the restoration.

Oh Gawd! I miss that sound!!! I had 3 of these over the years. I bought my first one brand new in 1974, and rode the wheels off of it until 67,000+ miles when it would hardly run anymore. The second one I scored in Florida and pulled the original engine and replaced it with a 550 bottom end, and an 810 Powroll big-bore kit. It was an absolute beast of a sleeper, that would easily take down the formidable Kawasaki KZ900's of the day! The third one was meticulously rebuilt from a wreck I acquired in 2015, and outfitted with a few performance goodies, but basically kept the internals stock, with a cafe racer flair. It was my favorite, but I was forced to sell due to declining health conditions.😜 The little 350F was my absolute favorite of all the 4 cylinder Honda offerings from the 1970's!!!😄😍👍👍

85 m.p.h tops?

Beautiful metal polishing...I've done a full restoration on a CB 450 and am now working on a '76 CB 400F. Its slow grinding work but deeply satisfying....Thanks for sharing the journey...

How did that work out long term in the weather?

I love the simplicity of your build out. It looks great! Where did you get those folding bunk beds? Love those!

Sounds amazing. Is that a stock exhaust?

See the fuel pump was installed in the vertical plane. With my space limitation, can I install the pump in the horizontal plane?

What gauge wire does the controller need? Like to extendrun it 10 to 15 feet to inside the vehicle.

Startup at 8:52 Awesome job and really cool bike.