I bought a 1970 model brand new. If I can say thank you to Mr. Honda, it's my complete pleasure. I rode this bike everywhere and it never let me down. It was flawless in finish and dependability. I will remember this bike in my memories forever. I wish I had every Honda motorcycle I ever had. They were always just a joy to own. When I traded it in, I almost got all my money back. I then purchased a 1972 Honda 750 four. What a machine. This bike could do it all. I rode it and enjoyed every moment. Honda new how to build memories and fun. I took care of my bikes, and they always rewarded me by taking care of me. Then I bought a Gold Wing. What else can I say...Flawless. When I left to go somewhere, there was always confidence I would be coming back with a smile and fond memories.
I had a 68 CL350 ant then in 71 I got a new CL350. We raced scrambles back then, riding to the race, stripping lights and fenders, racing, then bolting it all back together and riding home. Occasionally 200 miles each way.
I learned that because the brake/clutch levers were one piece with the switch assemblies, when you crashed the whole assembly would get destroyed (quite expensive). If you removed the little locating pin that aligned the assembly to the bars, the assembly would just move when you crashed.
These 350/450 CLs sound pretty bad-ass when you take the baffles off. This one is in exceptional original shape. -And Honda chrome is on the thin side.
My brother and I had one as kids. We would crash it constantly, causing the brake pedal to bend and crack the primary case. We would straighten out the brake pedal and then tape the case with aluminum tape.
I’m with ya, I had a dozen or so dirt bikes at one time but they don’t make very good eating if catch my drift. It’s hard to afford anything these days and I miss trail riding terribly. Hang in there we’ll find us another scooter 🐾✌️🇺🇸
![Delightful Dual Sport - The 1971 Honda CL350 [Special Connection]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/yFvtyG0ZGeo/mqdefault.jpg)
I enjoy seeing these bikes from the past. I grew up knowing people that had so many bikes you show. 😀
I bought a 1970 model brand new. If I can say thank you to Mr. Honda, it's my complete pleasure. I rode this bike everywhere and it never let me down. It was flawless in finish and dependability. I will remember this bike in my memories forever. I wish I had every Honda motorcycle I ever had. They were always just a joy to own. When I traded it in, I almost got all my money back. I then purchased a 1972 Honda 750 four. What a machine. This bike could do it all. I rode it and enjoyed every moment. Honda new how to build memories and fun. I took care of my bikes, and they always rewarded me by taking care of me. Then I bought a Gold Wing. What else can I say...Flawless. When I left to go somewhere, there was always confidence I would be coming back with a smile and fond memories.
I bought one like this but blue in 1972. I was 16 and rode it Solo across country from Valparaiso IN to lake Havasu AZ.
That's great! Love it! Mine was red and I rode it all through high school.
Thanks for sharing Ken! My mom had a red and white one.
I had a 68 CL350 ant then in 71 I got a new CL350. We raced scrambles back then, riding to the race, stripping lights and fenders, racing, then bolting it all back together and riding home. Occasionally 200 miles each way.
I learned that because the brake/clutch levers were one piece with the switch assemblies, when you crashed the whole assembly would get destroyed (quite expensive). If you removed the little locating pin that aligned the assembly to the bars, the assembly would just move when you crashed.
These 350/450 CLs sound pretty bad-ass when you take the baffles off. This one is in exceptional original shape. -And Honda chrome is on the thin side.
My brother and I had one as kids. We would crash it constantly, causing the brake pedal to bend and crack the primary case. We would straighten out the brake pedal and then tape the case with aluminum tape.
How cool❤
Had a CL175 when I was a kid, this would make a great club bike and if I was in the States I'd grab this one
A friend of mine had a 71 SL 350, he changed the low black SL pipes for the high CL pipes. Made the bike much better off road.
Had a 360 scrambler 70 or71 .comfortable bike fast 90 in the rain .navy man paid 75 dollars. First bike.i want another one😅
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Why is yall's channel only showing 20K subscribers?
What a buetiful bike , I watch most of you guys vlogs , and im never disappointed in the buetiful machines you guys put on the market !
Never mind.
That’s my dream bike. It I’m a broke small business owner who can’t afford a motorcycle. 🤨
I must be stupid.
I’m with ya, I had a dozen or so dirt bikes at one time but they don’t make very good eating if catch my drift. It’s hard to afford anything these days and I miss trail riding terribly. Hang in there we’ll find us another scooter 🐾✌️🇺🇸
I didn't hear an asking price.
only die hards watch this channel this bike sould of been on the main channel this channel is for hoopties only lol