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Casamere,

Presuming it is a CB72/CB77, the part number is 93700-05016

David Silver Spares have some.

https://www.davidsilverspares.co.uk/par ... 00050160A/

Regards

Hi Graham, welcome to the world of busy retirement! I found exactly the same lack of time to do all the jobs that had been ‘saved’ for me at home, take holidays, play golf and visit the grandchildren living at opposite ends of the UK! That was 3 years ago and still trying to get time to work on my Y...

Probably too late for you but I used a strap wrench. Came off easily without heating or other persuasion. https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4465/37129247563_e2ecfa5046.jpg 415G8WArpyL._SY300_ by Gordon McConnell , on Flickr Link to Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/BOA-13-2612-Standard-Strap-Wrench/dp/B...

Wow! What a masterpiece of restoration and innovative design. Beautiful! Congratulations!

Excellent job Graham! The wheels, hubs and brakes look like new. I wish I had the patience to polish my brake plates to reflect like yours do. The tyres look very authentic. What make are they?

Gordon

The link I added was actually for the 2015 show!!

Here is the correct one this time.

https://www.flickr.com/gp/131927779@N07/5026Bg

Ah well, you got to see more nice classic bikes!

Some of you may be interested to see the bikes on display at the annual classic show run in my home town of Ayr, Scotland. It is well organised by the Ayr Classic Motorcycle Club. I did not display my Honda CB77 but rode it to the show and had some interesting chats with guys passing in the car park...