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That looks perfect, Jim.

Is that the actual book, or a sample to display the cover?

One copy is fine for me, looking forward to it.

Yes.

Sorta.

More-or-less.

After a few tries...

Being old and retired means A) I have my own shop, and B) There are no kids around, therefore C) I'm the only one that uses it. That means I can take something complex apart, lay it out in exploded view on my bench, come back to it hours, days or weeks later, AND IT'S STILL THERE, JUST LIKE I LEFT I...

Thanks, and right back at ya.

Things are SO much better for us than they were in the 60's/70's. Still not perfect maybe, but better.

Red Dave wrote: ↑Fri Nov 10, 2023 9:05 am Oh wow Dude, that is like Far Out man.


Sorry, just having a few flashbacks to the 60's.

Right Arm, Man! Squalid!

I've been making lawn art for years.

The "business" part of it has pretty much eluded me tho. Everybody comments "how cute!" but nobody reaches for their wallet.

Daughter got started on the 60's paint job.

cxshop.jpg Today's task was to make room in my heated shop to wedge the bike in so I have a warm place to work on it. The garage is convenient to the house but unheated and all my tools are in the shop anyway. I was pleasantly surprised to find that I had plenty of room once I moved the welding tab...

Well, first things first... 1. Found a forum full of guys that like that series of Hondas and looks like a good forum with knowledgeable and helpful folks. 2. From that forum, found a PDF download of the official Honda factory Workshop Manual for it. 3. From another source, found recommendations for...

cx1.jpg 1983 Honda CX650. Something to tinker with over the Winter. Not a huge fan of the "Special" cruiser/low rider look that was so popular back then, thinking of creating as much of a cafe' or flat tracker look as I can within the limits of my skill and budget. Anybody interested in a...