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Thanks 305. My assumption is all aluminum and be cautious. Hope to get a few more ideas before I put any more force to them. I've used your technique on rusted steel nuts and bolts successfully but will weigh any other tips before I proceed. I'll let folks know the outcome when I finally extract the...

I picked up a complete 71 CB 350 for spare parts for my son's daily driver '71 350(thanks again for the help on THAT one) This "parts bike" I'm thinking about getting running BUT when I began loosening the spark plugs they both feel REALLY tight and I've stopped turning at about one quarter turn I'm...

NOT a waste of time. I supose that there are many folks like me who view these pages almost daily for ideas and inspiration as well as the help from the Experts. I like what you have done with the bike. I have a "full dressed" white dream with windshield and saddlebags and more than once have consid...

I could use a Pork Rib..or two
Sorry couldn't help myself

Just an update. I contacted the retailer where I bought the Keyster kits with the defective needles and they contacted the folks at Keyster. The reply they forwarded to me (below) suggests possible knowledge of the problem, as they say they have changed the design. "Keyster replied quickly that, thi...

Just an update on the '71 CB350. last post we had finally resolved the carb problem (needle separating from the slide). My son has been riding weathering the crazy weather here in Maryland lately, either freezing or in the sixties depending on the day of the week,....BUT poor boy rides home one even...

Good work Loudo. I have been following your progress and although it seems like you have a few more details to resolve, ain't it great to hear the old girl fire up and come alive again! Keep going. and keep posting your experiences as she comes along.