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Bateman Race Engineering
Michael Bateman is an active Formula 160 racer in the Pacific Northwest. He machines custom parts, and is a dealer for various carburetors, shocks, ignitions, etc. Well worth checking out, and a wealth of information.
http://www.batemanracing.com/
Classic Motorcycle Fibreglass
Lots of cool fibreglass tanks and fairings - I don't think there's anything CB175-specific, but they do have a pic of a 'modified Cotton Telstar tank' on a CB175.
http://www.classic-motorcycle-fiberglass.com/honda.htm
Classic Motorcycle Supplies Recommended!
Lots of CB175 parts! Far too many to list, but this is likely your best bet if you're looking for a particular part. Shipping out of the Netherlands, so it can be pricey for those in North America, but they're very willing to work with you to figure out the best way. Carburetor parts, gasket kits, complete fuel tank assemblies, speedometers and tachometers, and on and on.
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Group W Racing
A bunch of folks in Seattle who build and race 160s for the Sounds of the Past series. This is one of the best 160 sites out there, with plenty of photos, good technical information, and a really great attitude that'll pump you up to get out there and race!
http://www.groupwracing.com/
Hanson Racing Technology
Crankshaft lightening and balancing services for vintage bikes. Based in Chico, CA.
http://www.eurospares.com/hrt.htm
HondaKeys.com
Thousands of original keys from the Honda factory. Mark, the owner, knows his keys and can tell you which style you need based on the year and model of your bike. You'll need to provide the key number (from your key or from your lock). I paid $12 for a 1970 CB175 key.
http://www.hondakeys.com
HondaRestoration.com
NOS parts for all types of vintage Hondas. Searchable database with prices. They also buy and sell complete bikes, in all stages of repair.
http://www.hondarestoration.com
Poor Bastard Cycle Works
A motorcycle repair and fabrication shop based out of Portland, OR. Plenty of cool exhausts for sale and available to be custom-made. Also an intake manifold to be used with the PE-22 carbs many racers seem to be using, fairing stays, and I'm sure more.
http://poorbastardcycleworks.blogspot.com/
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