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AshimotoK0:
A good way of finding a decent one is on the dedicated UK CB72/77 Facebook group.
Lots of old bods (like me ;D) on there with multiple bikes and always plenty for sale.
My friend on there Graham Curtis is a bit of an expert and rebuilds cranks and other hard to find parts.
His charges are very reasonable.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/745275825545348/
manuals here in my dropbox links.
CB77 Service Manual:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/vs8c1fke3tcohpv/honda-shop-manual-CB77-superhawk.pdf?dl=0
CB72/77 Green issue 2 Parts Book (has race kit & police model parts in it as well as standard parts)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/92db91hr189sazi/CB72_77%20Parts%20Book_2.pdf?dl=0
CB77 (USA) Parts Manual
https://www.dropbox.com/s/bwa12mrrriberq6/partslist_cb77_170513_0708.pdf?dl=0
shifter:
Many Thanks Ash, for the info, I have viewed a couple Tidy ones both fitted without standard looking silencers so was a tad noisy for me in my advancing years, I think my heart was ruling my head ,probably 50 or so yrs ago it may have been different, now want a more upright riding , keeping the 550, Thankyou again , Dave .. Thankyou for the downloads
AshimotoK0:
--- Quote from: shifter on September 03, 2020, 11:41:31 AM ---Many Thanks Ash, for the info, I have viewed a couple Tidy ones both fitted without standard looking silencers so was a tad noisy for me in my advancing years, I think my heart was ruling my head ,probably 50 or so yrs ago it may have been different, now want a more upright riding , keeping the 550, Thankyou again , Dave .. Thankyou for the downloads
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No worries .. when I 1st got a '66 CB72 in 1975 my GF (now my wife) took one ride on the back of it and advised me to get rid as she said she had one of her 'nasty feelings' about it :D ... it seemed incredibly dated even back then. So bought for £32.50 then sold within the same summer vacation for £65 ... those were the days eh ! Why was it so cheap .. you guess it folks the kicksart mechanism was broken but luckily the seller had the parts to fix but i guess he couldn't be bothered.. he was a posh accountacy student from Alwoodley Leeds
I see you also have an S90 ... any piccies? I have a '66 reg'd one with the dinky little alloy winkers, 45 degree downpipe ..offset carb etc. One of the few 60'/70's Hondas that had either Keihin and Mikuni carbs fitted. i got both types with mine but decided on the keihin as i haer bad reports on the Mikuni one.
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my 10yr grandson he's more use to his sx85cc Ktm,
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