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Post by blackhallr » Wed Nov 21, 2012 2:51 pm

hi,as a new owner of a 1963 cb72 project i would like some help the bike it was bought with a seized cl305 engine and also came with a set of empty cb72 crankcases/barrels/cylinder head with numbers cb72e314*** is it possible to obtain a cb72 crank and then fit all other engine parts from the cl or is this not possible,regards john

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Post by G-Man » Wed Nov 21, 2012 3:11 pm

John

That's feasible. Do you have a head / cam with tachometer drive?

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Post by blackhallr » Wed Nov 21, 2012 3:27 pm

hi g man,yes i have a bare head with rev drive and both side covers,just wondering do i need a 180 or 360 crank as i would think the cl one would be 360,regards john

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Post by blackhallr » Wed Nov 21, 2012 4:19 pm

hi,i have loads of questions so please bare with me,when renovating a frame is it better to spray or powder coat,can a cb72 right hand cover be converted to rear kick action as these are easier to buy,any one know who supplies headlight rims or alternatives,more questions later,regards john.

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Post by G-Man » Wed Nov 21, 2012 4:27 pm

John

CL crank is 180

Powder coating is easier but I like to do my own spraying.

You can use the CL cover but have to work out clearance with the footrest.

Check out David Silver spares or CMS in holland for parts. Or eBay.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/63154743@N ... 297956475/

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Post by blackhallr » Thu Nov 22, 2012 11:07 am

hi g-man,typo in my engine number the seized one is ca77e1008*** so is it 180 or360,checked out the build on fliker my project is not as bad as that but nearly, i have sprayed a car before with not to bad results so might have a go but will have to build a small spray booth in garage this time of year i had a cb72 in 1964 and remember ripping the L plate(stick on)off only for the paint on the rear spring to come of with it,tried silver for rim but non on his web,is the cam shaft totaly different on ca as i cant see where it had a rev drive,regards john.ps what size rear sprocket should i buy.

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Post by GORDON BROWN » Thu Nov 22, 2012 5:15 pm

Hello blackhallr

I need confirmation on this but I think you need to use the CB crank, well at least the r/h web/shaft as this has the oil hole for the starter clutch lubrication ?
How much of the kickstart assy. do you have as I may have some parts for the CB one.

Gordon

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