Cb350f Cafe

We've seen them used on many choppers, bobbers, brat bikes and cafe racers, and they offer just the right amount of racing style, even though the tires were never intended for racing. A perfect application for these Firestone tires is this 1973 Honda CB350F Cafe Racer, built by Speed Deluxe in Soddy Daisy, Tennessee.

Cb350f cafe. 1973 Honda Cb 350, 1973 CB350 Four cafe racer..6700 original miles.. Runs great. Not mint condition but in good shape. It has minor rust on frame and a few bolts here and there. Fun bike to ride. $3500. 828-320-2762 $3,500.00 8283202762 Now we have this lovely, sexy, “barn-built” cafe racer from Arkansas native Will Hight: a 1973 Honda CB350F. The CB350F, as you may know, was a completely different animal from the regular CB350. The latter was a 325cc parallel twin, whereas the CB350F was a 347cc four-cylinder, offered only from 1972-1974. Free Bike Insurance Calculator Free Bike Shipping Cost Calculator 1972 Honda CB350f Cafe Racer Beautiful Matte Green Paint on the Tank Custom Cafe Racer Seat Custom LED tail light Mini Speedometer New Tires New Battery Black Powder Coated Wheels 7/8″ Cafe Racer Bars Carbs Cleaned Valves Adjusted to Spec Timing Adjusted to Spec Looks and […] Honda CB350F cafe racer seat reproduce to Nos metal pan #4072 (Fits: Honda CB350F) $183.92. Was: $209.00. $59.00 shipping. Watch. 1972-1973 Honda CB350 K4-K5 low profile cafe racer motorcycle seat CODE: L1003. $189.00. $65.00 shipping. 3 watching. Watch. 1971 Honda CB350 K3 low profile cafe racer seat CODE: L4004. $189.00.

Dime City Cycles is the premier choice for DIY custom motorcycle parts, accessories and life style gear. Whether your interest is Cafe Racers, Bobbers, Choppers, Brats, Trackers, Scramblers or you just want something a little different for your current ride, you are sure to find the parts you need right here. This unique café racer is a hybrid of sorts, not the Priusy kind of hybrid that smells like lentils, but a hybrid in the same way the Triton is a hybrid. The man behind this bike used a 1973 CB350F frame and coupled it to a Honda CB400F engine, making all the necessary adjustments and modifications, and turning out a bike that’ll confuse even the most passionate Hondaficionado. 1973 Honda CB350F Four Cylinder Cafe Racer. Many hours and dollars were spent on this bike to make it a great Cafe bike. The original frame was not cut. Vance and Hines 4 into 1 header, cafe bars and controls, new tires, custom gauges, Custom rear tail light logo..check it out, the lights shine thru the carvings. Honda CB175 CB200 CB350F CB350T CL350 Cafe Racer Motorcycle Seat #3011 Honda. $209.99. Write a Review. SKU: 3011 Condition: New Availability: Available Shipping: $90.00 (Fixed Shipping Cost) * Current Stock: Quantity: Decrease Quantity:.

This Honda CB350 cafe racer bike comes with the newest electronics setting it besides the cafe racer crowd. Conversely, the motorcycles in this era in america didn’t have to be little and nimble and because of this the organic transformation of a stock bike to a bobber or chopper was not necessarily a more compact bike. Cafe Style Satin Black Complete Brake Master Cylinder. $49.95. Add To Cart. Replica Kawasaki - Complete Brake Master Cylinder - Use On Honda Too! 14mm. $44.95. Reproduction Tail Light Bracket - 84701-341-670XW - Honda CB350F/500/550/750K GL1000. $59.95. Add To Cart. Set of 4 Silver Velocity Stacks - 35mm - Honda CB350F CB400F. $52.95. Out of. 1973 Honda CB350F. Engine: 347cc SOHC transverse-mounted inline four, 47mm x 50mm bore and stroke, 9.3:1 compression ratio, 34hp @ 10,000rpm (rear wheel, estimated) Top Speed: 98mph (period test) Carburetion: Four 20mm Keihin Transmission: 5-speed, chain final drive Electrics: 12v, coil and breaker points ignition Frame/wheelbase: Single downtube steel cradle frame, 53.3in (1,354mm) Selling my Honda CB350F Cafe Racer. She was rebuild in 2012 to achieve the cafe racer style. She has been a great bike to have, but I just do not ride her enough. I have all the receipts of work done as well as most of the original stock parts which will obviously come with the bike.

Unikat Motorworks has reworked a Honda CB350F to create a bare essentials cafe racer. It's no secret the guys have a soft spot for cafe racer style builds and according to Grzegorz, they're also rather partial to mid-sized Japanese bikes. So the creation of this bike comes as no surprise. At its introduction in 1972, the Honda CB350F — aka the 350 Four — was the smallest displacement four-cylinder motorcycle ever produced, offering 34 rwhp at 10,000 rpm and a top speed of just under 100 mph. It many ways, it was like a scaled=down version of the CB750, featuring pistons the size of pill bottles and four 20mm Keihin carburetors. The Honda CB350 is one of the most important motorcycles that Honda ever made, everyone knows about the importance of the Honda CB750 but during the same era, slightly under the radar, the CB350 became the best selling motorcycle in the world – shifting over a 250,000 units during its 5 year production.. These high production numbers coupled with the CB350’s low-weight, bullet-proof. Est. 2006 Return of the Cafe Racers is the world's premier cafe racer focused website. We publish regular features on custom motorcycle builds, riding gear reviews, how to guides and event coverage from around the globe. If you're a fan of cafe racer motorcycles and style then you've come to the right place!