Honda CL350 Custom Scrambler

Description

Up for sale is a 1973 CL350 custom scrambler. Everything possible was done to upgrade the bike to the 21st century and make it practical and ridable, n addition to looking good. This bike was built by custom bike-builder Number8Wire Motorcycles and was featured on the custom bike website Pipeburn.com (http://www.pipeburn.com/home/2015/09/15/honda-cl350-number-8-wire.html). The only difference between the bike when it was professional photographed for Pipeburn and now is that I have added padding to the seat (finding out the hard way that no seat padding on a scrambler is less cool than it looks). I have included a photo of the new seat that features more (neoprene) padding added, nd I think it not only functions well, t makes the bikes line look smoother.

The mileage on the bike is unknown, ince the donor bike was missing a speedometer/odometer. The new Trailtech odo shows 125 miles but add a few more on there for breaking in the engine (150 or so). It’s an amazingly fun bike to ride, nd despite its great looks, ractical to ride in dirt and around town. And the stainless exhaust sounds throaty and loud (but not too loud).

Modifications:

Full Engine Rebuild – all aluminum vaporblasted and painted, ll gaskets, eals, amp; bushings replaced
High Performance Cam by Delta Camshaft of Tacoma

Wiseco 2.00 overbore pistons

Custom Cone Engineering stainless exhaust

Mikuni VM34 Carbs, roperly jetted & synced

Uni air filters

Continental TKC80 tires (less than 150 miles on them)

Custom paint – engine & tank

Stripped & powdercoated frame

Renthal MX Handlebars

Trailtech Vapor Speedo & Tach

Custom Upholstery Seat

Hand-painted Numberplate

Custom Dynamics integrated LED brakelight/turn signals

Honda XL500s Gas Tank

Stainless Steel Valves

Dynatek Coils

Electronic Ignition from Charlie’s Place Honda

Rotopax 1 gallon fuel

Modified SL350 front guard and modified Acerbis rear mud guard

Rigid Industries Dually LED Driving Light

Starter removed – kick only

I’m happy to answer any questions – thanks!

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