CL77 in the Great Lakes

[bdawson]

This is the exhaust that came with the bike. To me it looks different than the exhausts I have seen on CL77 on line. It cleaned up nice : ) The shield/cover is a single piece.

G-man I do have other parts, just not in the photo above.

Is this the correct exhaust?


CL77 Exhaust by Brad H. Dawson, on Flickr

Brad

[LOUD MOUSE]

If it fits ya may want ta use it but I don't think it's correct!!!!!!!!!!. ..lm

This is the exhaust that came with the bike. To me it looks different than the exhausts I have seen on CL77 on line. It cleaned up nice : ) The shield/cover is a single piece.

G-man I do have other parts, just not in the photo above.

Is this the correct exhaust?


CL77 Exhaust by Brad H. Dawson, on Flickr

Brad

[FAST FRED]

This muffler is for a 1971 CL450K4.

Fast Fred

[bdawson]

That was my next questions : ) Thanks Fred!

[bdawson]

I got busy and started putting some pieces back together this weekend. I am sure they will come off again, but I was having fun : ) Also, if parts are on the bike, I can't misplace them.


CL77 by Brad H. Dawson, on Flickr

[bdawson]

Wiring harness is in rough shape. Can these be 'fixed' or is it common with a restoration to replace them? Several of the connector end pieces were damaged or became damaged when I took it apart.

Front end wiring is on the right. There is a toggle switch attached to the lock due to a key broken off inside the lock.

Any suggestions to rewiring the bike would be helpful. Thanks in advance.


CL77 wiring harness by Brad H. Dawson, on Flickr


How about this? From Ebay? Picture below. Or here: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Honda-CL ... 230cb72881


new CL77 wiring harness by Brad H. Dawson, on Flickr

[davomoto]

vintageconnectios.com , sells a crimp on wire end kit, and grey plastic loom to rebuild your old harness. I don't recomend that replacement one!

Davo