[Eric750]

i'm new to this site. and would like to know if anyone
knows where to find a drilled rotor for and 73 cb350?
thaks
eric

 

[Geeto67]

I assume you are talking about a cb350F as they came with discs. The cb350 twin mostly came with drums (there were a few disc bikes toward the end of the run...using 350F discs).

The only place is to drill it yourself. Get a drill press (or beg a friend) and some hardened bits. Don't forget to chamfer the ends.

There is a how to on the web somewhere, Give me a day to find it and I'll post it here.

 

[LiLBull]

hey Eric welcome to the board "CAFE THE NATION"

alot of early eighties bikes have drill rotors you may have to hunt and scour for a model that will fit look in honda later models and see .thats if your doing it for looks if your doing it for better brakes a up grade in brake pad compound may be the ticket put you dont want a true race pad as they take a lot of warming up under hard use to make them work not what you need on the street.try vintage brake, George


http://www.vintagebrake.com/index.html



Edited by - LiLBull on Nov 20 2005 3:30:17 PM

Edited by - LiLBull on Nov 20 2005 3:33:14 PM

 

[LiLBull]

check this out it may help you http://eindiancompanies.com/howto/howtorotor.htm