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Here is a picture of my seat bottom. Is this correct seat for this bike? I guess I was assuming it was, it's what we had on it.

Also, is there a proper term for this connection on the seat and on the frame?

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Early 1966 Honda scrambler ...

Thanks Mitch. Unfortunately this leads to a new question. Your seat bottom is different than mine. So... do i have the wrong seat? Or is your seat-to-frame connection different than mine because it is from a late '66 model and mine is an early '66.

Mitch you did a fine job of posting pics : )

I ...

Could someone with a '66 scrambler remove their seat and snap a photo of the seats front connector please and submit it.
I am not sure what the name of that part is called, but it is part of the frame.

Thanks guys.

As it is warming up in Michigan, I've had a few days out in the garage and am getting the itch to get some work done.

I sent the engine out to get rebuilt. I'll post picks when I get it back.

My frame needs a bit of care. The frame part that the front of the seat connects to is gone. I am ...

As stated above, we rode this bike without a front fender, most likely because the front fender stay was for the early '66 CL77 and this bike is a late '66.

Now that I have the front fender and stay bolted together, I need to attach them to the front forks.

I do not have bolts for this except for ...

I have attached the front fender to its stay with bolts.

CL77 1966 (late) Front fender with stay attached by BradSelenaDawson, on Flickr

Fender now with a correct stay, front brake arm and side stand installed.

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CL77 Front Fender and Stay by Brad H. Dawson , on Flickr

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CL77 Front Wheel by Brad H. Dawson ...