curious, what happens when your up in attic and power goes out.

Loving this because I currently have the same exact Passport and color purchased used, non-working, and I'm whiffing a Pine-Sol mixture heating up in an ultrasonic cleaner with the carb parts in it, brainstorming how to get it to run in the next few steps.

Memories.. had one from new 1980 to 1997 what a bike.. I miss the Ole Girl... 1980 650 Custom...

Nice!

Thanks for making this video. I may be having very similar issues with my 82 CB650SC and this has given me several ideas to go chase down.

Please don't fast forward on the disassembly and proceed to slow it down as you are counting "random hardware". It would be helpful to disassemble and name the parts and what they do. For instruction videos anyway.

I have the benchtop No.15 I have a cross slide vise and use the press as a milling machine. It’s extremely versatile.

How did you get the spindle assembly out of the head?

found a hoist with wireless remote and 1130lb capacity. Replaced the over travel switch in the hoist. Ran a wire from the original switch to a micro switch that activates relative to the height of the hoist platform. 3d printed a bracket to hold the micro switch.

How did you get the sanchtions out?

Thanks for the video! rebuilding my 1980 cb650 custom carbs currently

Hello Frank i sent you couple of emails and still waiting for a reply, Please drop me a line i need your expertise. Thanks

Yes i did 185s conversion years ago put the 185 top end on.the 125 bottom end as it has 6 speed box the 185 only 5 speed

shit yeah!!! I just did my GL1200, thanks so jolly much for the instructional vid, it saved me a fortune!

i can not obtain 12 gauge unistrut here, only 14 gauge, for a 400 lbs 9 foot stuff elevator, would this be a risk versus 12 gauge?

Beautifull

Such a helpful vid thx, I’m sure it will be a similar execution for my GL1200

Great video, thanks! 🙏

When I do works like this first thing I do is to connect a heatlhy car.battery via jumpercables and then a charger

Hey when is the final video of the 81 C70 going to be uploaded? I am very excited to see the bike finished. I am in the process of restoring my 81 C70 aswell. Your videos have been a great help !! Can’t wait to see the finished product!!

My friend I have 5 .6 volts in each yellow terminal you think my stator is ok ?

Sheesh, thanks for the great walk-through! Liked and subscribed, amazing work!!!

would this be applicable to a rebuild on the cb650 custom?

Music was amazing. It will now be the soundtrack in my mind whenever I'm out riding the amazing old girl

Wow, you’re so cool. You drink beer. 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

Man, lose the music inbetween every comment pls. I can't get thru your vid

this good video

Handy lift called. They want their design back!

Does the rope you put in the cylinders need to be cotton? Can other rope materials be used?

I wonder if two hoists can be used in parallel. Only putting 50% strain on each, having a redundant hoist and having two cables. Probably very hard to keep these hoists running in sync.

Bonjour. Où avez vous acheté vos courroies ? Merci d'avance

Nice job, Question----What is the distance from the center point of the legs to the PIVOT points,--- are all of the pivot points (8) distances the same? thank you

Applause, friend! I'm working on what looks to be identical except the Buffalo flavor and with short column. Do you have any idea what range of years they were made in that configuration? I see others (later, I imagine) with a full belt guard and what looks like OEM switch location in front of the quill rather than right on the motor, and many (guessing earlier) with only four-step pulleys. I don't know if there were any differences between the CA ands the US models other than the name on the casting, but as I say, yours certainly looks like mine, and I'm curious as to how old. Thanks for the very useful videos!

Never mind, I found it---thank you sir!---- did you ever update the Air bag?

Great job with this project----it looks like the link expired, is their anyway you can repost the list of items with dimension again? --thank you

I also own a yellow c70. Owned it for 10 yrs. I noticed in your video that you said you had a manual to download. Cant seem to find it

Would love to see a follow-up video on the lathe, pros and cons, and see it making something.

You are apparently a professional builder if you got 1 of those fancy ass plywood cutters that you have to enter the cuts!! Holy crap man lol, but I’m implementing the basic structure that you built & totally red necking the rest lol

Great project very well explained. Merci

I just started Anodizing Aluminum scale model parts as home. This setup is very similar💯🤩

Great videos. I rebuilt a 1971 Honda 70M a few years ago and enjoy the hell out of it but is one part I cannot figure out how to install. It"s called a chain case gasket and it's OEM part number is 40591041000. I's a rubber piece that somehow is at the front of the drive chain and protects either the drive chain or the frae from interference by the drive chain. This part was used on a number of C 70, C 90, C 100, etc models but I cannot find a diagram showing where or how this rubber gasket/seal/? is assembled. Any ideas?

Did I miss seeing the link where you got your muffler from? Lots of potential ill fitting ones on eBay.

Where did you buy the rear plastic?

If you tear these carbs all the way down like that you always change the throttle shaft seals or youre going to put them back together and have a vacuum leak.

I'm kinda disappointed you didn't change the cam seals too.

Should do the valve stem oil seals when you do the belts. As the belts have to come off again.

Absolutely brilliant video man thank you so much for showing all the details but skipping the boring parts. You just absolutely nailed this video out of the park. I'm thinking about getting this model as my first bike... And seeing it torn apart to this level of detail really helps me feel like I can wrap my hands around it. Thanks again man

Mine is a 185 motor with a 125 carb to so this video was perfect

I have the exact same lathe! Thank you for posting! There’s not much online about it.