Finally got around to painting the side covers. Also purchased a pair of chrome airbox covers from Witttom. What do you think? I can't decide if I love it or not yet with all the red.
1980 CB650C - My very first motorcycle
Re: 1980 CB650C - My very first motorcycle
You may try polishing clutch and crankshaft covers, too.
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Re: 1980 CB650C - My very first motorcycle
I think it looks pretty good.
Tom Witt
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06TriumphT709EN 98MZBaghira 86HondaCH250 83 HondaCB650SC 81SuzukiGS750Cafe
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Suzuki GS650 GS750 GS850
Re: 1980 CB650C - My very first motorcycle
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Re: 1980 CB650C - My very first motorcycle
Looks better! What did you use to polish?
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Re: 1980 CB650C - My very first motorcycle
I didn't do any polishing on it. It was just a rattle can finish. The tank was sanded down to bare metal, primed, then painted. The side covers were just roughed up with some scotch-brite then painted. Looks worse in person =P
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