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I am selling my 1965 Honda CA95 Benly Touring (baby dream). It comes with the solo seat as pictured, but I also have the double seat as well as rear pegs. Time to sell and for somebody else to enjoy.

Coker whitewall tires have maybe 50 miles total on them. It has a new wire harness, new rectifier ...

The clutch plates are in the right side cover, which has been removed. The left side will not come off, which has the points cover on it.

https://www.partzilla.com/catalog/honda ... case-cover

So I am still working through my clutch issues. Pulled the clutch plates and they all looked good, no signs of wear or blueing of the steel plates. The springs did measure around 31mm, not sure what the proper length is.

I am having a bear of a time removing the left crank case cover. I have ...

Good news is that I was able to get the screws out, using the chisel was a great method.

Where would I find a set of case screws? Where would I be able to find new clutch/friction plates and screws from?

I’d suspect that not all of your clutch plates are free. Take the clutch apart to unstick and clean the plates. You can evaluate their condition while you’re doing it.

If I am having a hard time getting the side cover off, would you recommend using heat on each screw head to loosen them up? I ...

Hey y'all, I'm having issues with my clutch. I have done all the adjustments on my '65 CA95 to no avail. There always seems to be some type of pressure on the clutch. It idles fine and when I pull in the clutch lever and engage 1st gear it will lurch forward and die. If I adjust the clutch some more ...

Rizingson wrote:Both are Late models.

Thanks for the clarification. Both bikes still available in case anybody is interested.