Motorcycle Repair/Bill Silver

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DateUserKCTPNComments
2009-11-21John10101010Yesvery helpful ,i will tell my friends about this site
2009-11-17Brandon10101010YesBill, Thank you so much for the response. I was able to get everything together very quickly after your very timely response. I realized i was overlooking one part. There was a loose connection and the lights were not getting a sufficient ground. It's all working now. BG
2009-11-01Randall9101010Yes 
2009-10-24Don10101010Yes 
2009-10-23Mike10101010NoThanks!
2009-10-23mike gillard10101010Notkank you bill this is much like i expected. thanks for taking the time to get me on the right track i feel confident and eager to tackle it myself.
2009-10-22Mike10101010YesThank you very much! Very quick answers so i can go and get my work done right away! Thanks again!
2009-10-18Roger10101010No 
2009-10-07Jim10101010YesBill, Thanks for the response. I will have to disassemble the master cylinder again and drill out the hole but it will save me buying a used one to see the difference. I did check the caliper before reinstalling it to make sure it retracted easily before I put the new pads on and the pistons slid back in very easily so I had no concerns about the caliper. Again thanks, you've been a life saver!!!!!!!!!!!!
2009-10-01andrew10101010Nothank you very much Bill. This has been driving me nuts but at least now I have a place to start. Andrew
2009-09-29Andre10101010NoThank You Sir. That helps.
2009-09-26Ken10101010YesIt seems that we have a salvage yard here in Dartmouth, Ma. that has quite a few CB 360's. ( Joe's Cycle Salvage, only open Sat's 10-4pm) Could not seem to get a hold of the yard in Nova Scotia.
2009-09-25Kevin10101010Yes 
2009-09-25Cyrus10101010NoI'll give that a shot as soon as I can. Thanks for the quick and helpful response. Good people make this motorcycling thing what it is! Thanks again, hope it solves the problem.
2009-09-24Chuck10101010YesWOW, thanks for the quick response. Some of that may unfortunately be over my head, but I will give it a shot. Thanks
2009-09-22Alex10101010YesThank you Bill. That is going to help out a great deal, and thank you for the pdf manual, thats going to save a lot of time. I appreciate your help.
2009-09-16Ronnie10101010Yes 
2009-09-15Larry10101010YesTHANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH !!!! I HAVE HUNTED FOR 3 YRS FOR INFO ON THESE PARTS AND YOU GAVE ME ALL I NEEDED TO KNOW IN LESS THEN 30 MINS.... WISH I HAD KNOW ABOUT THIS WEBSITE SOONER SO I COULD BE RIDING AGAIN THANKS, LARRY
2009-09-11Jack10101010No Thank you so much for responding.
2009-08-31BOb10101010YesBill, thanks for the info I will do as you recommend. Not sure how long the engine was sitting, it was a project bike we bought for parts. So it may have sat for a while. I may be back with another question once I get into the clutch... Thanks again. Bob
2009-08-29Cory10101010Yes 
2009-08-23Elaine10101010NoThank you for responding so quickly. All of your instructions seem very straight forward and easy to follow. Thanks also for trying to locate photos/drawings of details for removal. With your instructions I feel that I can handle this repair without too much concern. Thanks again. Elaine
2009-08-22Douglas10101010YesFastest response, i was amazed how fast you responded thank you.
2009-08-21Howard10101010YesThanks Bill. Just what I needed. Now I know where to focus my attention.
2009-08-17Eddie10101010YesBill, Thank You for your speedy reply, I took it for another run today approximately 10 miles and it ran perfect so maybe it was some dirt or something. I'll take it further tomorrow see how it goes. Thanks again Eddie
2009-08-16jeff10101010YesWas right back the next day. Easy to fillow instructions.
2009-08-15Johnny10101010No 
2009-08-15peter10101010YesThanks Bill. I have the sequence just as the diagrams show. I'll figure it out. Must just be a little off or something. Vintage fitment is a strange and wonderful journey to say the least. Thanks Again!
2009-08-07Michael10101010YesThank you for your help I'll be changing that out tomarrow after work.
2009-08-06Tony10101010YesThanks a bunch, there is a bleeder screw on the thermastat. I'm gonna check that out. I did ride the bike since then and no coolant has been leaking out

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Bill Silver

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Need help with vintage Hondas from the 1960s? I am an expert with 250-305cc bikes in particular and most all of the other pre-91 models, in general. I do NOT claim to have a great deal of experience on Gold Wings, Cruisers, ATC/ATVs and dirt bikes.

Experience

I have owned/ridden/maintained Honda motorcycles for 35 years. I have written five books on Honda repairs and collecting. I was a service manager for two Honda shops back in the 1980s.

Organizations
VJMC (Vintage Japanese Motorcycle Club) of North America

Publications
VJMC newsletter, as editor for two years and as contributing editor currently.

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