Good to see a stoner like myself being able to do more than playing x box .keep it up dude

Fantastic job! These vintage CB350s are so much more fun to ride than almost anything in their size today.

Awesome job and loved the video!! Super stoked to go riding with you.👍

Great work,entertainment for use that love to see a CB350 having Life put back into her. Many of use in the early 70s in the UK to owned these reliable 250&350 Steeds. Thanks love your videos 😊

As i've said before, you make rebuilds look easy, because you do them properly and with care.

very nice

YAY! 😬

I would trust this guy to rebuild any engine for me. method and execution is 101% !!!

easy peasy lemon 🍋

my Norton commando rolling basket has rims like yours. I threw the rims in a bead blast cabinet and hubs spokes look presentable. the rims had some deep pits and after applying rust neutralizer and some more sanding I applied silver paint to the pitting and wipe excess with a rag and Im going to use em

Ya love to see it! 🤗

sunday morning, coffee, Tuscany, italy somewhere south of Florence…my old honda xlr250 waiting 😊

I had a 250 version in the early 80s when I was one of Maggie's millions. £45 got me a complete bike covered in a mixture of brick dust and flour. Stripped it and rebuilt it and put over 50k miles on it. Went well for a 250 and lasted better than the later G5, CJ 250 and quicker than the even later fat dream and wet dream. Still got some in the shed 'cos here in the UK in the mid 80s you could pull 'em out of people's gardens: "Don't want nothin' for it mate. Take the bl**dy thing away'. The 350 version got banned from classic racing 'cos you could take a freebie bike and with a bit of work, it would beat expensive Aermacchis and things.

Off topic but you say 'Nicely' like a Yorkshire man almost. Plus a few other things sounding rather English. Whereabouts were you brought up?

That’s a very good engine, dude!

If you even look at those plastics wrong they will break on ya. We just finished our butterscotch 71 cb175 and are working on a red 71 cb350. I don't think I've found a Honda yet that has the original plastic on the levers that are in perfect shape. Usually end up peeling it off. Great finds!

That 350 was my ONLY transportation in 71. Rain or shine, hot or cold...

Man, I had both of those. Gold 350 and blue and white 175. Goose bumps man.

First I ve heard about JIS screwdivers...damm years of damage

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For me, go with a full rebuild, make it nice and treat it well, clean up the rest and ride her

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I had a 1972 Honda SL175. it was great! Wish I’d kept it! My best friend has a SL125. We were the only 2 kids in high school that road bikes. My brother-in-law had a CB350. Cheers

There is absolutely NO reason to restore a CB 350

i buy honda CB350 new year 1978 and has worst bike what all honda history has made, clutch system has big fail and weak engine, if i try go drive whit my wife little drip engine not has power go to up hill whit 2 person newer, and has new bike, 1 person only can drive, worst engine.

air filter 150$ NOT newer. i buy filter today about 20$/pcs.

i have many bike first has CB125 then cb 350, cb 500 four, cb 750 four and suzuki 750 3 cylinder watergun, goldwing, shadow 650 bopper, worst bike what ewer has CB350, totally fail planned all engine. best bike ewer have Goldwing.

The CB175 was a great little bike. I had one on the late seventies, it took me around the South Island of New Zealand one summer, crazy when I think back on it now.

I owned two Honda 350s in the 70s. One stock, one chopped. Had a blast with them and they really were hard to kill.

Your furry buddy is hamming up your camera!😀

Quit trying to be like Derek from vice grip garage.

They aint Phillips screws, they are JIS, or Japanese Industry Standard screws buy a JIS screwdriver or replace the screws with hex head bolts

Those selenium rectifiers can be a pain, just keep it for show and put a modern regulator underneath. Most parts from other sizes are the same despite the year. Hope the wiring loom is ok, mechanically should be fine as they were well made.

Wow!! What a find!!!!!👍👍

They are not Phillips Head bolts!!!!!!!!!!!

JIS screwdrivers ain't expensive! 😉

Take the plugs out so you don't hydraulic the engine when it turns over. Shouldn't have oil in the stator. Oil and electrics don't mix well.

please....do not kill the 175....please.....

5:07 "Oh, another 10 millohmiter." favorite part of the vid thus far lmao

My first bike was a CB250K, back in 1980 I think. The engine screws are JIS, not Phillips which is why your Phillips screwdrivers don't fit properly. It's worth investing in JIS screwdrivers if you want to work on Japanese bikes of this era but I took all the screws out of mine and replaced them with Allen bolts. Penetrating oil is better than WD40 for freeing rusty nuts and bolts. To free the pistons, remove the spark plugs and pour some diesel in and leave it to soak. Good luck on the build

Penetrating oil works 10x's better than WD40. Every tool chest or garage should have a can of penetrating oil.

ive owned 5 of these bikes,you just cant kill them

To try to break the pistons loose try transmission fluid and acetone leave it in for a week and then try it

Revive the top-end and make a runner out of her.👍

You can actually adjust the rear brakes by hand easily. Just push forward on the arm (against the spring pressure) and tighten the adjusting nut by hand as necessary. No wing nut needed.

Hey... the filter elements look Great...be happy, they cost over 50 bucks each,, my CB250 is 1971

Awesome find man! Can't wait to see what becomes of them. Also I found a mirror in the dirt when I got back if you want it. They have a good home now.

How could you say, "no'. LOL. Great score.

I’m doing one myself pal ,stripped it down and started from the framlk up,so you are not alone.😊

I was 10 years old in 1971. There was a husband and wife that had the exact same matching bikes. They would ride past the house together in the morning and in the afternoon, on their daily commute to and from work. I thought that was pretty cool as a 10-year-old. That's an awesome find. Be good to them, don't part one out. They deserve to be kept together as a couple.