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My old 350F
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The guy I sold my 1974 350F to many many years ago, sent these pics last night. He finally got it restored and running. I had originally bought it for my wife to ride. She rode it one summer and decided she'd rather be my passenger so the bike sat for a couple years in our garage. Sold it to him for like $350. He kept it in his garage for 20 years and finally finished getting it restored and running again.

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#2
Beautiful, beautiful all around. The lump is gorgeous. Hard to believe each cylinder is less than 87 cc.
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#3
Wow! He did a beautiful job.
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#4
Looks fabulous! I wonder if the original 4 into 4 pipes (or reproduction pipes) are still available. They would complete the bike.

I had a CB400F SuperSport in the early ‘80’s. Its father was the CB350F and it was a fine little bike, but it gave me RD400 envy.
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#5
Beautiful! We had two of those, before kids of course. Loved it. It was my "dream bike" when I was a senior in high school.
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#6
That is beautiful! That would look lovely next to my cb1100!

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#7
Beautiful bike. Worth a lot more than $350 now!
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#8
David Silver in England has replica 4 into 4 pipes available . I had a black 350 F , they run like a sewing machine.
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#9
I bought one when I was a student at Evergreen State in Olympia Wa in 72. My wife took the 66 Chevy to work and I had the Honda. Rode it up to Fort St John on the Alcan. Running up 97 along the Fraser river. Great little bike. Was my last Honda until I picked up my cb1100. I had the red one too.
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#10
That's awesome!!
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