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CB1100 SC65 Vintage-Style Fairing Installation
You really can't tell how parts fit unless you test them against the actual bike. Every time, these adventurous attempts come with risks, but they're fun. Mi... -
① CB1100 SC65 CB1100EX 17L Tank Installation
It doesn't look like there's an extra 3 liters. I couldn't tell the difference with just the tank alone. It takes on a slightly more rounded appearance. An e... -
Complete: CB1100 SC65 Campagnolo/Dymag Wheels Installation
I wonder how many years these wheels have been sitting around. Finally time to install them. The attachment was custom-made by a fabricator. It turned out be... -
③CB1100 SC65 Campagnolo/Dymag wheels installation.
We came in early and installed just the front wheel. Since we couldn't wait until α14, we went ahead and transferred the tire for now. We'll come back early ... -
②CB1100 SC65 Campagnolo/Dymag Wheels Installation
Picked up the anodized parts this morning. Man, I can't wait to assemble them. I'm always grateful for how quickly and flexibly they work while maintaining t... -
CB1100 SC65 Front Fork OH Shaved Bottom Case
The coating is complete, so we'll carefully reassemble it. Both sides are straight with no bending, so we're good. We've modified the support slightly for th... -
CB1100 SC65 Campagnolo/Dymag wheels installation.
Word from the master that fitting is complete. I've received them. As always, my own bike uses different wheel brands front and rear. Front is a sand-cast Ca... -
CB1100 HRC Handle Clamp
When I saw the VFR that came in for service... oh, HRC. Nothing really changes, but I wonder if there's something they want to do anyway. 1,000 yen per piece... -
CB1100 SC65 Rear-View Mirror Swap Tank Bag
Touring prep is gradually coming together. Well, I'm going solo though. The stock mirror has good visibility. It's only a matter of time before I hit it on s... -
CB1100 SC65 Sprocket Cover Hole Drilling
Cast iron about 4mm thick—at this thickness you can punch it out with a press. Pretty neat. Though it would be tough without a shear blade. Drilling the hole...