Comments on: Honda CL360 custom

By: sash

sash — Fri, 11 Feb 2011 14:41:00 +0000

there’s so much i could write about tools like elven. they will never GET IT. I’m glad the UK ain’t completely full of ends on regulation sleds

By: B.

B. — Tue, 08 Feb 2011 10:25:00 +0000

I’ve just flicked through all those comments. Then went back and looked at the bike. Really, with all the crap we are surrounded by, this is the thing that gets you all fired up and richeous? Have another look. This is really the thing you want to spend your time shooting down? I’m guessing, even with my fairly rudimentary grasp of psycology, that the bike isn’t the real problem.

By: Swagger

Swagger — Tue, 08 Feb 2011 00:53:00 +0000

It’s interesting how the internet makes otherwise respectful, clear thinking people into closed minded, D-bags with nothing to recommend them for anything other than an armchair and a dirty wife-beater. Just ignore the trolls and they’ll give up for more suitable landscape.

Just to add my voice to the overwhelming chorus of people who dig this little scoot. What fun man, I hope your girl digs it!

By: C-LINT

C-LINT — Mon, 07 Feb 2011 02:56:00 +0000

Well put … but you don’t need to Explain your reasons for building a bike that cost you $500 and outshines some of the wannabe shitboxes in these haters garages!!!! There is a reason why your bike and cars are featured in mags! Looking forward to many more beautiful creations from you and the Salinas Boys!!!

By: C_hockin

C_hockin — Mon, 07 Feb 2011 01:43:00 +0000

Let me guess you enjoy the ” practical theme bikes ” built for television and large corporations …..BEAT IT HATER!!!

By: Aaron Elliott

Aaron Elliott — Mon, 07 Feb 2011 00:55:00 +0000

Hi i am the “Adolescent dreamer” who built this bike. First I am glad people dig it. This bike was built to be a show bike for my 5’2″ girlfriend. And something for me to play on while i collect parts for my bike. The size of the motor dictated everything so the bike had to be this size. Now as far as is it rideable? yes very much so. Is it legal? No. Is the bike done? No. at the time Mark Kawakami called about shoting some of mine and coles stuff and i didnt have time to finish making the parts.(headlight,taillight,front brake lever, coil covers/airbox, and licence plate mount). So i used a piece of 240 da paper as a number plate and said fuck it. For the people that said it must be “Photoshop” go look at Marks blog http://joyridesartco.blogspot.com/ he is one of the best photographers I have seen. (And our bikes and cars have been shot by all the best) Besides Me and mark have way to much class to try and fake people with a photoshoped pic. like someone said it doesnt flattrack very good. lol But it is a fun bike to ride around. Cole and I have never tried to be bikers.We are craftmen so maybe our stuff is a little more show than go (or stop).lol But like the traveler said ” I am sick of hearing little bitches whine about not being able to ride a bike like this…man up punks”. And have fun! oh and by the way I spent about $500 so its a very cheap toy! Hope i didnt piss anyone off……………Aaron Elliott

By: The Traveler

The Traveler — Sun, 06 Feb 2011 16:39:00 +0000

The bike is a work of art (I can see the Cole Foster influence) and I would ride it anywhere I could. I ride a hardtail (XS650) and put about 300 to 400 miles a day when I’m traveling. Oh, I’m 66 years old and really get sick of hearing little bitches whine about not being able to ride a bike like this…man up punks. With some lights installed this would be my dream bike.