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Why the Honda CB350 is the go-to motorcycle for vintage …
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Newly Built AHRMA Road Racer – 1972 Honda CB350
https://www.bike-urious.com/newly-built-ahrma-road-racer-1972-honda-cb350/
The recently installed dual racing exhausts not only look great but likely produce a bit more power, and along with the engine’s upgrades this example is probably faster than the stock CB350’s reported 110 mph max speed. The bike’s 325.6cc stock engine makes 36hp at 10,500rpm and 18.4ft/lbs of torque at 9,500rpm.
Honda CB350 Road Test - Classic Motorbikes
https://classic-motorbikes.net/honda-cb350-road-test/
Technically, the CB350 is almost identical to its smaller brother the CB250, sharing the same stroke of 50.6 mm, but bored out from 54 to 66 mm giving a true capacity of 325cc and not the quoted 350 as the name would imply. In practically all other aspects the machines are identical except in colour scheme.
Welcome to the Vintage-Roadrace List Honda CB350 Road Racer …
http://www.eurospares.com/350faq.htm
Honda CB350 Racers FAQ. WELCOME TO THE VINTAGE-ROADRACE LIST CB/CL 350 RACE BIKE FAQ PAGE. This page is organized into a narrative format utilizing individuals with expertise is racing, repairing, and rebuilding Honda CB/CL 350's. It begins with a brief biography of each who have volunteered to bring you information you need to know to build a ...
Ari Henning: 1968 Honda CB350 - Legacy Racing
https://www.motorcyclistonline.com/blogs/ari-henning-1968-honda-cb350-legacy-racing/
My father Todd raced his CB350 in Formula 250 and Sportsman 350, and rode a Drixton-framed CB450 in Premier 500. His stock-framed 450 was also eligible for Sportsman 750, which he regularly won....
Joe's Motor Company - CB350 Build
http://www.joeshondas.com/cb350-build/
The 1968 factory, RSC CYB350 rear brake was cable operated. I eventually had to scrap the modified rear footpeg brackets because the pegs and shifter/brake pedal wouldn’t clear the mufflers. I had to start from scratch, but I had a spare pair of brackets.
CB350 roadracer to street tracker - Honda Twins
https://www.hondatwins.net/threads/cb350-roadracer-to-street-tracker.11400/
Here are some pics of my 1969 CB350 which I started converting to a vintage road racer a few years ago. Long story shorter, I got it to the state you see in the pics then was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, sold the bike and just recently it came back to me for free.
A Honda CB350 restomod built by a jet aircraft mechanic
https://www.bikeexif.com/1972-honda-cb350-cafe-racer
Not surprisingly, word got around and business boomed. Mark happened across this 1972 CB350 in a Texas barn last year, bought it for $600, and promptly broke it down to the frame. “I like to think of it as a more modern, upgraded version of a 1970s factory racing bike,” he says. “The goal was increased power, better handling, and more reliability.
Honda CB350 Road Racer FAQ, Engine Modifications Page
http://www.eurospares.com/engine.htm
Honda CB350 Road Racer FAQ, Engine Modifications Page Motor Notes: 200” pounds torque w/oil on head bolts .005” valve clearance both intake and exhaust (megacycle cam) .035-.040” squish clearance (.005” extra if using solder check) .040” intake valve clearance to piston .060-.070” exhaust valve clearance to piston Plugs should be B9 for racing.
Honda CB350 CAFE RACER AHRMA CB 350 CL350 CL …
https://airtech-streamlining.com/honda-fairings-seats-fenders-parts/CB3501968-73.html
Honda CB350 Drixton fuel tank This is a cool Drixton style tank for road racing. It's shorter than the CR tank above so you will have more room to move around and has these bitchin' knee cutouts.This version has oversized slots in the front of the tunnel to allow for slight differences in lug position between the different CB/CL models.
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