My first bike ,a 71 cl350 almost identical in orange with the black stripe, wish I would have had the ambition to overhaul her when she was wore out and leaking severely. Good memories.
Great Job! I just picked up a 1970 CD175 that hasn't run in about 25 years. I've been looking on line for a carb rebuild kit, but can't seem to find one in the US. Do you have a recommendation? This is the single carb model. I'll shouldn't need plugs and points as the bike only has 3,500 original miles on it. Anyway, thanks for the great video.
Nice work on a very entertaining video. Kinda disappointed you didn't trim the excess off that zip tie you used to retain the timing chain. I expected better from your channel : ) Seriously though, good job man!
It definitely added a few days to the rebuild. I think I took around 1500 photos! Turned the photos into videos using Photoshop. Then did all the editing in iMovie, which also took a long time.
I'm not entirely sure but probably either poor ignition timing or a lean mixture, or both. Why would one piston be lean and not the other, IDK. And if it was poor ignition then it would be for both cylinders, yet one failed and not both. Or did one just fail first? And the other was closely behind? IDK. But the exhaust pipe for the cylinder that broke is a little discolored so I think it was running too hot and lean. My guess is there was a vacuum leak.
This is awesome!!
What a shed load of work, very entertaining, appreciate you leaving your mistakes in so we can all learn from them.
That was so well done!
Love the video! Time laps was terriffic! Great looking bike! Well done!
Great video. Have me a little Soup Classic Motoring Vibe
Fun video to watch! Glad you're still kicking. I was afraid the Nissan Leaf zapped the life out of you.
My first bike ,a 71 cl350 almost identical in orange with the black stripe, wish I would have had the ambition to overhaul her when she was wore out and leaking severely. Good memories.
Great video! Cool bike!
Good job lovely bike
Thank you.
Cool video!
Amazing 🏍️🇨🇦
The tie wrap mystery was solved by me just watching far enough
Wow!
Great Job! I just picked up a 1970 CD175 that hasn't run in about 25 years. I've been looking on line for a carb rebuild kit, but can't seem to find one in the US. Do you have a recommendation? This is the single carb model. I'll shouldn't need plugs and points as the bike only has 3,500 original miles on it. Anyway, thanks for the great video.
Nice work on a very entertaining video. Kinda disappointed you didn't trim the excess off that zip tie you used to retain the timing chain. I expected better from your channel : ) Seriously though, good job man!
How long did this take to film ?
It definitely added a few days to the rebuild. I think I took around 1500 photos! Turned the photos into videos using Photoshop. Then did all the editing in iMovie, which also took a long time.
So, what caused the hole in the piston?
I'm not entirely sure but probably either poor ignition timing or a lean mixture, or both. Why would one piston be lean and not the other, IDK. And if it was poor ignition then it would be for both cylinders, yet one failed and not both. Or did one just fail first? And the other was closely behind? IDK. But the exhaust pipe for the cylinder that broke is a little discolored so I think it was running too hot and lean. My guess is there was a vacuum leak.
what size are your tires
3.00" front and 3.50" rear, more info here: dannix.net/lib/moto/motorcycle-wheel-restoration
@ThisOldJalopy thx for the info I have cb200 love your cl