1966 Honda CA77 not getting power
Daywalker
If you are enthusiastic about this bike I would suggest you get hold of a good manual and read carefully. It is unlikely that people here will be able to remotely diagnose generic problems quickly.
Once you have learned a little bit about the bike you will be able to ask more detailed questions and therefore get better targeted answers. By describing the symptoms more carefully people can work out what might be wrong. Most manuals have fault-finding tables in them which are very educational.
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_trksid= ... &_from=R40
What about the dealer you bought the bike from. Have they not been able to help?
Take care
G
If you are enthusiastic about this bike I would suggest you get hold of a good manual and read carefully. It is unlikely that people here will be able to remotely diagnose generic problems quickly.
Once you have learned a little bit about the bike you will be able to ask more detailed questions and therefore get better targeted answers. By describing the symptoms more carefully people can work out what might be wrong. Most manuals have fault-finding tables in them which are very educational.
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_trksid= ... &_from=R40
What about the dealer you bought the bike from. Have they not been able to help?
Take care
G
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Words of wisdom G-man. No, the dealership doesn't know a whole lot about it. It was sold as a consignment bike and sold "as is". They mentioned a few problems before I bought it and said they weren't familiar with those engines. I think it just wasn't worth it for them to spend much time on it since they didn't own it. I'll have to save up a few bucks and get that manual. God bless.