What kind of bike is this? I know it's a Honda and a bobber bike but that's it?
What kind of bike is this? I know it's a Honda and a bobber bike but that's it? - 1 
Bob's Ratty Rice-Burner.
Looks like a older late 1960/early 1970s 350 twin that had its rear frame replaced with a 'hardtail' . The drum front brake and what look like early Keihen carbs without diaphrams put it about that vintage. Single OHC head is the 350/360 engine compared to the DOHC of the 450/500 engines. Lots of the 350/360s sold, lots of 'Bobbers/Choppers' made from them as a cheap first modified project.
Take a closer shot of the engine as this photo doesn't show much. The frame is a mod or home-grown and the tank likes like mid-70's.
Sl350.
Note the lack of starter on the front of the engine and twin downtubes. Not sure of the year.
Frame has been hacked into a hardtail (no rear suspension).
The SL was a more "offroad" verso of t he cb/cl 350.
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