Fixing Up A 1970's Honda CB, Continued

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Part 1:    • Fixing Up A Non-Running 1970's Honda CB  

I bought this 1971 CB350 with a handful of parts missing from the bike. In part 1, I got it running and driving, but it still carried the look of being a part made "cafe-racer"- style motorcycle. I wanted it to look close to its factory appearance, so I went to find some parts. It's not perfectly stock, but I think it looks quite a bit better now.

Chapters:
00:00 - Going to find some parts at the local junkyard
07:42 - Cleaning up the fenders
09:05 - Cleaning up some other things, removing the battery box for painting
12:04 - Fixing some wires and washing it
13:15 - Reinstalling battery box, chain guard, tool box
14:44 - Reinstalling the fenders
17:12 - Reinstalling the taillight and blinkers, fixing some wires
20:25 - Remounting the headlight with blinkers
25:35 - Troubleshooting the lights
34:18 - New exhaust
37:08 - Putting on stock handlebars
43:53 - Brake cable attempt
45:16 - Tachometer
46:23 - attempt to install the center stand
47:33 -air filters, side covers
50:18 - leaky needle and seat
52:10 - Finishing up
54:52 - Racing
57:52 - cat
59:17 - Some leftover junkyard footage