I love motorcycling. This motorcycle is my first. It's a simple bike, with standard carburetors and a simple configuration.
The bike is a salvage title, from a junk yard in the state. But it was in pretty good condition when I got it. My brothers each had Honda 360's of similar years which we all determined to repair together. We thoroughly worked them over, lubricating where we could, changing out the carb kits, the points and performing tune-ups.
One task posed a challenge. The air filters were originals and very dirty and inefficient. I looked around the internet for replacements, but this bike is old enough that its parts are antiques. I found a few instructions to rebuild other motorcycles' air filters and I determined to rebuild mine. Throughout the process, I took pictures and I'm assembling a how-to guide for future reference and to increase the general intelligence of the web.
How To Rebuild a Motorcycle Air Filter (for a 1974 Honda CB 360)
