Dick
That's a decent looking Scrambler! My CB72 isn't as bad as it looks and I have most of the parts it needs. I will try and do a restoration thread here to share progress, if I can.
I used to write freelance for a british magazine and I found that the pressure of deadlines detracted from the "therapy" so have tried to avoid that for a while. Hopefully I can keep up some regular progress with this one...
G
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1965 Honda CP77 — Ulsan Metro City, Rep. Korea
Restored with original parts — Owner: J. Doe
Another 1961 CB72
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alan curtis
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it all can be done,from this
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alan curtis
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graham, mine 10 years after yours i think..,G-Man wrote:Alan
It all looks so easy! Points deducted for grey rear brake cable, though.....
Just you wait. 5-10 years and I'll be there.. :-)
G
its strange how this year has a mix of different colour cables, i know the back should be black, but i think the front should be grey.
good to meet up today.
alan