Brought the engine and new components back into the garage. Cleaned up and got everything organized for the rebuild. Here's also some photos of the delicious new components! A hardfaced reground #1232...

Time to install the tapered steering bearings and bronse swing arm bushings. You can also see the frame and bits all freshly powder coated! Looking sharp! I heated the swing arm in the oven at 350 for...

Here's some 'before' shots of the rocker arms and the bottom engine case. I used Pine Sol to clean my parts. It worked great to degrease the parts but If I were to do this again I would take it to a m...

Engine teardown begins! I begin with the top end in this episode. This was probably the most fun I've had so far with the project! It was so cool to see the internal workings of my engine. I learned a...

I took the frame up to Rob Cloutier of Bullit Custom Cycles to get the frame professionally modded. The goal was to fab a rear seat hoop and an electronics tray to fit all my goodies under the seat. W...

Here I dismantled the frong hub from the speedo drive then get the parts ready to be degreased. After degreasing comes sanding, then the buffing process begins! After 3 stages of buffing a brilliant s...

Let the sanding begin!! Tough work.. a LOT of elbow grease. I also took apart the wheels/hubs so I could shine them up!...

In this episode I took the angle grinder to the frame to cut off some of the tabs and such that I knew I wouldn't need anymore. I will be modding the frame to fit a different seat so it needs to be cl...

Finally finished the teardown by this point. I took a lot of pictures for reference so I can remember how to put things back the way they came. I also needed a lot of photos of the rear end so I can g...

I had stripped a screw on one of the side covers and needed to drill into it. It's getting closer to being completely in pieces....

Teardown took several sessions in the garage! There are a lot of little pieces and things that need to come apart, but again it was cool to see how everything worked....

This is the very beginning of my motorcycle building project! From when I first went to check out and purchase the 1973 CB350G from the PO (purchase owner) in September 2014. I snuggled it into the ga...