Topic: Synthetic or regular?

[grasscutter]

Funny, this projection of sarcasm. I myself am not ware of any sarcasm. It was just a question. For instance: I do not know the CB360, whether it has cam bearings or not. The only thing I know for sure is the 500/550 don't have them. See? Sarcasm? To much honour. Could it be your diet of popcorn?

Deltarider?
Are you for real?
You're not a n00b.
Don't act like one.
Did 'any' SOHC Honda's have cam bearings?
**Not counting some elusive rare racing machine. 

Gosh....sarcasm doesn't work well here.

Where's Jason?  He could keep this thread alive all by himself.
Did he get banned?  Some forums don't put up with trolls and sarcasm.

[Terry in Australia]

For you guys who spend more time talking than actually working on bikes, whether your camshafts ride in "Cam Towers" or directly in the cylinder head, the contact area where the camshaft/s bearing journals are located, are referred to universally as the "Cam Bearings".

On SOHC4's and many other bikes, when the material is damaged or worn beyond serviceable limits, it's basically a "throw away" deal, but a good engineering shop can mill out, and shrink in, new bearings. I don't think PJ was being sarcastic, he was just using a term common amongst mechanics, but probably alien to folks who aren't. Cheers, Terry.  

[Stev-o]

That was a lovely story and you told it so well.

Now, that's sarcasm...

And thanks to Uncle Terry for clearing that up

[grasscutter]

That was a lovely story and you told it so well.

Now, that's sarcasm...

And thanks to Uncle Terry for clearing that up

Now we're getting somewhere!

[trueblue]

[Damfino]

[Stev-o]