Macgyver5 wrote:LOL... just messing around... I found this while doing some digging and thought it was great...
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LOUD MOUSE wrote:Where and what in the world is this all about???????????. .........lm
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1966 Honda Superhawk CB77 - Need right carburetor
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LOUD MOUSE
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Ed, you're far too modest, mate! Without Bill's printed guides and without your willingness to respond to members' sometimes-desperate requests for info, few of us enthusiasts would learn much less than we do from both of you.
Your (and Bill's) experience-based knowledge sharing is invaluable to all here. Long may both be available!
Now, about this oil filter: there's a washer........ !! ☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺
Your (and Bill's) experience-based knowledge sharing is invaluable to all here. Long may both be available!
Now, about this oil filter: there's a washer........ !! ☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺
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LOUD MOUSE
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I had a super day yesterday.
A local feller and his lady friend brought a 1966 CB77 to have a tuneup and Probe Ignition installed.
I/we did a lot of "Fix This" and Fix That", rebuilt the carbs. refaced the tappet adjusters and set the valves, installed the Probe Ignition and the bike is "ALIVE" again.
Sure a pleasure to know another CB77 is "on the road again". ............lm
A local feller and his lady friend brought a 1966 CB77 to have a tuneup and Probe Ignition installed.
I/we did a lot of "Fix This" and Fix That", rebuilt the carbs. refaced the tappet adjusters and set the valves, installed the Probe Ignition and the bike is "ALIVE" again.
Sure a pleasure to know another CB77 is "on the road again". ............lm
e3steve wrote:Ed, you're far too modest, mate! Without Bill's printed guides and without your willingness to respond to members' sometimes-desperate requests for info, few of us enthusiasts would learn much less than we do from both of you.
Your (and Bill's) experience-based knowledge sharing is invaluable to all here. Long may both be available!
Now, about this oil filter: there's a washer........ !! ☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺