Topic: New guy with a 350F

[xProjectx2501]

Hey everybody! Really glad to be a part of these boards. I've been lurking for a while and they really are an amazing source of information.

Anyway; My name's Austin, I'm from the great state of Texas, and, luckily, I don't live in the capital city. Too many jokes for my taste! I'm a complete newbie when it comes to motorcycles. Don't even have my license yet. I do, however, have a beautifully rusted and dilapitated CB350F that hasn't run in 20 years  . I plan on changing that, so expect to see me on these boards quite a bit!

[Klark Kent]

welcome-

Sign up for an MSF course now-  it will be no time before you have a running bike you want to know how to ride!  I too got my non-runner before my license anticipating a long rescusitation while I waited three months for my MSF course and license.  I had it running (rough) in two weekends and had an excruciating wait to be legal and safe.

good luck

[74cb750]

Welcome to someone w one of the better Honda Fours made. 

(that might get a reaction here)
peace,
michel

[fishman_Phil]

Hi and welcome aboard from a fellow 350F owner. Good luck with your project.
Cheers ... Phil in NZ

[Hush]

Haunt the boards bro, I'm a newbie to the mighty SOHC machines myself but have already learned a heap from the chit chat on here and even had the odd question answered in non SOHC language that I could understand.
Ask and it shall be given.....well probably debated to death and thrashed with a stick until we have consensus.

[keiths]

Welcome from another CB350F member. Good Luck, you have come to the right place to answer all your questions.

Pictures please.

Keith

[white_sheep]

CB350F was my second bike, a lot of years have passed and a lot of bikes have been  come and gone, but I guess I will always remember my CB350, fine ride.