Topic: CB350F project

[Mr.Toast]

Hi everyone, my name is Chris, I’m very new to using forums. I’m starting a 350F project and I’ve never done this so I was Hoping you guys could give me some pointers as to where to start (much appreciated). You can see (if I attached the image properly) that the bike is barely a bike and in need of a lot of rust removal. I’ll post more details when I can.

[Mr.Toast]

Thank you so much  😁

[WhyNot2]

Looks like you got more than one there.

[Mr.Toast]

I’ve finally been able to start working on the bike, not too much has happened. Adjusted tappets, removed some dirt and grime that, changed oil and removed carbs. I cleaned the carbs and when I did part of what I think Goes to the carb cane out. If anyone knows if it’s part of the carb or where it goes it’d be much appreciated.

[Remcod]

I’ve finally been able to start working on the bike, not too much has happened. Adjusted tappets, removed some dirt and grime that, changed oil and removed carbs. I cleaned the carbs and when I did part of what I think Goes to the carb cane out. If anyone knows if it’s part of the carb or where it goes it’d be much appreciated.

Its part of the linkset that was one piece but seems to have broken off. Number 8 in the partsmanual e-19 diagram

[Mr.Toast]

Thank you so much

[MauiK3]

Great to see a 350F get restored. Keep the photos coming.

[MauiK3]

Get a small ultrasonic cleaner, take the carbs all the way down and clean them in a 50-50 mix of simple green and water. Be sure to keep the parts together as sets. There are other good cleaners too, I had great results with simple green. A stronger mix is not kind to the aluminum.

[Mr.Toast]

 here’s a better look at the bike now