Looking for some CL350 exhaust mounting brackets

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asdfqwer426

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Specifically these two
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I honestly didn't even realize I was missing the second one until today. Owned the bike almost 15 years. No wonder my muffler studs broke off!

Got these pictures from ebay, there are a few there that aren't too expensive but I'd rather buy from you guys if you have them.
Thanks!
 
My CB350 came with a CL exhaust, but none of the mounting brackets. Seems like they get lost when folks leave bikes disassembled for a long time. I ended up collecting the missing pieces on eBay.

I suppose they aren't so special that you couldn't fabricated close enough facsimiles, especially that triangular-ish bracket.
 
I have a piece of steel sitting right next to my "rectangle" bracket, the last one I have left, with the intention of cutting it to size, but I figure if I can buy one for a fair price and spend my time elsewhere, I'll try that first.

getting the angles right on that pipe shaped one though sounds a bit harder.
 
Looks like you could just use some flat stock in place of the round. Easy enough to bend the angles using a vise and a hammer. Round the ends off with a grinder and drill the holes. They just used the chrome pipe to be pretty.
 
RobMan said:
Looks like you could just use some flat stock in place of the round. Easy enough to bend the angles using a vise and a hammer. Round the ends off with a grinder and drill the holes. They just used the chrome pipe to be pretty.
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you know, I hadn't thought of that. Truth be told most of the brackets I've made for my bike in the past have wound up cracking from vibrations after a year or two, and my 350 is my nicer looking bike so I wound up getting one on ebay. A seller made an offer after they saw me look at their listing a few times today, and it seemed fair enough.

That said... that triangle one was more expensive, and looked easier to make, and I got bored this evening so we'll see how this one holds up in a couple weeks when I get that far.
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stl360+450 said:
I can probably remove mine to get rough measurements if you'd like to fabricate them yourself.
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If you think of it sometime the next couple weeks, I wouldn't say no to better measurements. Mine looks like it will fit well enough, but I think it might be a hair off. But if it's a hassle, don't worry about it. I'm sure I can make a hole a bit bigger if it's a bit off. I'm waiting for a cam roller pin thing on the bottom of the cylinders (should have been here days ago, but got lost in the mail and I had to order another!) and a gasket that kits skip for the oil baffle. That and I need to weld some studs on the back of my muffler, so it will be a couple weeks (optimistically) until I need it.
 
Here are my rough measurements. Keep in mind that my parts are used — at least one hole has been worn into an oval.

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