Honda CB650C "Onida" Bobber.avi

I bought a small bobber that i liked but the engine was too small and the vibration from the high rpms was shaking the bike apart. I saw this 1980 CB650C engine for sale on the net and decided to make a winter project. I painted the engine, ended up switching out the carbs for some 85 nighthawk carbs, cause the originals were to gummed up, I cut the headers apart to fit around my frame and fit on my end pipes, I had to change the rotor and regulator for the charging system, I welded chain links together for mounts to the frame... SPRING TIME!!! The engine only has 29k Km. a bit of blue but it has sat a number of years. I think it will be fine. The bike only weighs 400 pounds. Nearly 60 hp. With the 4 carbs and cylinders this bike rocks! There wont be anything pullin up like mine :0)

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• 1980
• cb650C
• Honda
• bobber
• motorcycle
• custom
• homemade
• 650
• chopper
• cruiser
• CB650
• hotrod

[Pest889]

I used Chain, and welded it together so it was a solid line, some with a bolt in the middle so i could take out the engine if i want to. i put the mounting bolts through the end link of the chain, then welded the other end to the frame, had to cut the headers and re-weld them to fit around the front of the frame. changed to a bigger chain and sprocket. so really not much, just cut off original mounting brackets from frame, 650 has great power for this bike. same hp as 1300 Vtwin

[Pest889]

Johnny Pag free flow exhaust

[rexydee1]

nice ride where did you get the frame from been looking for one for my 81 cb650

[Pest889]

@rexydee1  its a 09 johnny pag bar hog. u can find it online.

[Sithisnight]

Like how you did with the forward controls I have an 83 CX650 that I want to do that to.

[AssholeBlogger]

I like the frame.. How much modification was required to get the engine to mount? 

[88zachbrown]

what exhaust is on this