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they are deceptively heavy, but it’s still lots of fun!

mother’s mag and aluminum polish! Stuff is great, if it’s rusting/pitting it’ll come back after a while but it looks a lot better

@@averydavis4758 thanks for the quick reply, I’ve worked on a lot of bikes but did not want to risk jacking up that black chrome finish on a mint ‘86. Thanks again!

definitely be wary of some things with those miles but that’s awesome!!!

kill switch is just the original one for the 1970s honda CB’s i didn’t change it

AWESOME story Steve! I got hit by a drunk driver in august and it ended my riding for a bit, but this bike got me back into it. By far the best gearing on a bike i’ve had. Not the biggest shaft drive fan but still. I miss my 70s feel from my old bikes but i will miss this one GREATLY

I think i explained it a few minutes into the video, I did NOT take it up to 180 lol. When they sit for a long time the cable dries up so the mechanism becomes very inaccurate and erratic. The first day i rode it the needle was bouncing all over the place, then it cranked all the way up to the max and hit the stopper which broke it off

@@averydavis4758 Common issue & can be fixed with a cocktail sword & glue

@@howardjohnyi haven’t wanted to crack open that whole assembly i’ll do an engine but that stuff scares me

Where are you and how much?

@@LostinTimeYT mid west ohio it’s listed on facebook at 4500 right now

thanks, i put some links replying to the comment about the CM200T. If there are any parts you want links to just ask

in ohio, but they do all look pretty much the same lol

Que cara sem noçao!!!mas é dos nossos!!!de Maringa pr

they are both from amazon MICTUNING Universal Motorcycle... www.amazon.com/dp/B07FCCJR87?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share 7/8" 22MM Drag Handlebars Tracker... www.amazon.com/dp/B07LF3XJ7B?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

This is my post-wreck bike! Somewhat similar situation totaled my 78 Goldwing in August. Always thought the 750 Sabre’s looked cool, see lots of them lasting upwards of 50k miles

@@averydavis4758 I miss sabre, crashing my wing would be horrible!!! During covid Washington State lockdown, no one was buying big items, so I found good deal on 88' GW being stored as collectors item for $1800, (bike sold for $18000 then accessories added) including better suspension, new tires, airbrush paint scene. I had crack windshield around holes drilled for wiper accessory. I made template of lower profile an shorten shield, checked oil an gas, aired up rear tire an rode it! I'm riding it now while working on my 03' Dyna FXDX. Ride Safe! know that riders care about you and your!

thanks man. Cognito Moto shorty mufflers.

Ugh yea I have heard that is a big problem there! Good luck with your build

Yes i’ll put links at the end of this comment. Motorcycle Rewind has some cool videos on cheap mods to a cm200 check it out. No mod box or anything required. The headlight i bought plugged straight in to the harness. I’m not certain what the cm200 connector looks like, but if it’s not the exact same you can always splice or solder connectors that fit. Bottom line is that the light will work electrically. The light itself was a separate unit, and i then bought the headlight bucket and rim as a kit. All the turn signals were plug and play. Given that the rear signals also have brake and tail function, i took off the single female billet connector on the harness and replaced it with one that fit 3 wires. If that becomes too difficult you can just buy signals that only work as turn signals. LEDS were not around at the time they were made, so they may flash weird. They make special flasher relays to replace the original one, but i didn’t need it. All i had to do was unhook the indicator light on the gauges and they all flash like they shoot. It may take a little thinking but it’s not that hard. Headlight - BICYACO DOT 7 Inch Halo LED Headlight with White Halo for Electra Glide Street Glide Fat Boy Road King Heritage Softail Switchback Headlamp Black a.co/d/79WU1wc Headlight bucket - Build your own 7” side mount headlight from 4into1.com Front signals - QUASCO Universal Motorcycle Turn Signals Switchback LED Turn Signal Kit Front Mini Blinkers Compatible with Harley Honda Kawasaki Suzuki Triumph Yamaha a.co/d/hZV7ssf Rear signals - PBYMT 2PCS Motorcycle Bullet 24 LEDs Rear Turn Signal Amber Red Tail Light SMD Blinker Indicator Compatible for Honda Yamaha Suzuki Kawasaki Harley Chopper Bobber Dyna(Gloss Black) a.co/d/2XfWGTk

Haha that’s awesome! Yeah this the first time i got any life out of it. I’ve got some videos on here and a lot on tiktok you can see what your new bike was like

small world! Come buy it!

Very nice! Original owner is very impressive. I much prefer the original design of the 76 tanks versus the 74&75

a frame up restoration lol. Could have been a number of things. I had real low compression on the left cylinder so i did a top end rebuild. New intake manifolds could have been what solved it as well. Also oem air filters

BICYACO DOT 7 Inch Halo LED Headlight with White Halo for Electra Glide Street Glide Fat Boy Road King Heritage Softail Switchback Headlamp Black a.co/d/9z7Wm7E Simple plug and play perfectly with the harness. The halo light is an additional wire so i connected it to key switch power. It will not fit the stock headlight bucket though. I ordered a build your own 7”headlight kit from 4into1.com, just put this light into it instead. 4into1.com/build-your-own-7-side-mount-headlight/ It seemed expensive at the start but you can’t get a good headlight with a bucket that fits the bike for anywhere close to that. For only like $120 i can’t complain. Much brighter

Thanks a lot I'll try to fit it on my own 360. Nice build keep it up!!@@averydavis4758

Thank you! What do you mean by covers? They are stock/original rims, which i think may be 18 inches. Google tells me the tire size is 18-100/90 for the front and 18-110/90 for the rear. I’m sure they have the rim size on google somewhere

The ground is the thickest black cable on the bike. It runs from the right side in the middle of bike at the back of the engine. That would be black on your battery The positive cable comes off of your starter solenoid. In my most recent video somewhat near the end i show under my seat and you can see there how it is kind of

No i did not! They aren’t straight piped so i figure that is why. I really think it would have a minimal effect on it anyways. The air filters are the real killer. Bike is twice is good without the pods i bought it with

what’s that? I can’t remember the factory “suspected” top speed but i don’t really expect it to do anything over 70 on a flat road

I got these from Cognito Moto. They sound awesome, maybe a little loud though. I just posted this video to send to a forum. The right cylinder was firing intermittently

Don’t know if this will do you any good but that style is called a shorty pipe

Sorry man, unbranded something from ebay or whatever the previous owner got. I will tell you thought that it was not the correct size and the forced it on with heat or something so i had to cut it off. There was nothing inside no baffling etc. So if you want yours to sound that way it shouldn’t be too hard, practically straight piped

@@averydavis4758 Gotchya. Well thanks anyway amigo! I appreciate the reply. The previous owner of mine straight piped it with no muffler and I was looking for something that sounds very similar to yours without sounding like a total jack ass every time I drive out of my neighborhood

@@porkchop-uq5zx if you look at my recent video i have new mufflers that would fit the bill for that. They get pretty loud when you get on it but nothing crazy like the straight pipes. Definitely check it out. They are from Cognito Moto

How’s the clutch feel? In what aspect? I’ve never really had an complaints with it, once it was set correctly. Check out my recent video to see the restore version of the bike. I’ve never rode a hydraulic clutch bike so i can’t compare to the cable clutch. The system is super easy to work on though, i really enjoyed that aspect of it i was impressed. This was my first bike. I would not recommend it unless it is 100% or close mechanically. Was not a good learning experience but it can be done of course.