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CB450 DOHC Site
« on: March 03, 2006, 04:43:57 AM »


              Anyone have any input on any sites (or even 1) out there on the 450 (up to the 74. model)?
       I'm looking for any information and ideas to use on them. I've got 3 74' models (1 CL and 2 CBs, 1
       mostly stock and 1 to modify), 1 69' and some of 1 70' model. It'll be a little while before I do
       anything with them but, I want to get some sort of a plan together. I've got some ideas but,
       I'm looking for others. Later on,   Bill
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Re: CB450 DOHC Site
« Reply #2 on: March 03, 2006, 02:14:47 PM »

           Appreciate the sites, pretty interesting. I really like that 450 racer. I wouldn't mind being able to
     build one of those. I'll bet those pipes sound!  I'm also looking for ideas on parts swapping and
     modifications to make it run, ride, and handle better w/better dependability. Thanks again.         
                                                                Later on,
                                                                     Bill  :)
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PRAYERS ALWAYS FOR: Bre, Jeff & Virginia, Bear, Trevor & Brianna ( Close Friend's Daughter)
"Because HE lives, I can Face Tomorrow"                  
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Main Rides: '02 Durango, '71 Swinger & Dad's '93
                  Dakota LE 4x4 '66 CB77 & '72 SL350K2
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