Topic: New Canadian

[Sikorsky]

Hey,

Thought I did this once before but it looks like it didn't take.

Anyway, I was fortunate enough to recently find and purchase a 1973 CB350/4 that the previous owner has made into a tribute machine from his youth, the RC-162. I've  tried loading photos into the Gallery here but it's been time consuming. Here is a link to the purchase and quality photos of the bike that I put on a local sport bike forum.
http://www.bcsportbikes.com/forum/showthread.php/203226-New-Bike-Day!?p=2585186#post2585186

Besides this, I'm lucky enough to have a 2010 VFR 1200 in the garage as well.

I live in the overcrowded and overpriced Lower Mainland of British Columbia and have been riding since '82.

I look forward to the wealth of knowledge stored on sohc4.

Take care.

[754]

Welcome aboard , nice little bike, will be well recieved on here..
A few on here are from BC..... FunJimmy is near you.
Two of us in Kelowna..

[grcamna2]

Welcome to the forum.They did a nice job on the RC162 replica,looks good. 

[Gene]

Welcome to the forum! Though, I must say, the title made it sound as though you may be new to Canada.

350 fours are, I hear, a hella lotta fun to ride.  You're in the right place.  Looks like a fun bike. They all need maintenance - that's why you're here.

Again, Welcome.

[calj737]

Thats a lovely little bike! It "appears" that the front axle clamps are installed backwards? The gap should be oriented to the rear. It may be the picture and angle, but it bears checking 

[Sikorsky]

Thats a lovely little bike! It "appears" that the front axle clamps are installed backwards? The gap should be oriented to the rear. It may be the picture and angle, but it bears checking 

The builder told me the forks are off a CB400, something that will take emulators ........ I neglected to ask if he meant a T or an F. I will definitely look into it.

[70CB750]

Welcome!

[stikman]

Welcome!  I'm up in BC's northern capital.   

I use photobucket.com to host my pics then link them on the forum.