Is this allowed? 1965 Honda CL77 |
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T3Chris
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Posted: 22 Sep 2021 at 13:10 |
Hi, I p/xed my daily commute for this, after wfh & then redundancy, lots of things need sorting - but it is a runner & very noisy too!
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BondEquipe
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Nice, always liked those. A lot more authentic than some of the horror "custom scramblers" people make out of worn out hacks. No brown plank for a seat either!
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Stephen
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c13pep
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Nice looking bike, one of my first bikes was a CB77 and what a great machine it was, superb engine ran like a sewing machine
CHRIS
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you can`t have any fun in a straight line
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oscar225
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Lovely bike Chris, i have a 72 CL175 K6 which keeps my 67 V700 company in the garage, ideal to jump on to head for the shops or other errands and a darn sight lighter than the Guzzi, really struggle with weight of the Guzz but cant bare to part with her, stupidity i guess but then none of us are perfect.
Regards Chris
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johnno
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Love this bike
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1100 sport corsa , Yam R1, guzzi 650tt rider
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T3Chris
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Thanks for the kind words, if I was to sell this bike I'd let you know.
In the meantime it'll keep me entertained, but will delay my V50 project! All the best from the West Country.
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Rushjob
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That is a really nice thing......
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-HJB-
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Always liked those! How does it ride?
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Paul.
'72 V7 Sport, '79 Le Mans 2 - Sold, a couple of 60s Brit bikes and a general love of interesting old bikes & cars! |
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AdrianW
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Chris, As others have said - that looks very nice.. If you are in Clevedon I am not far away - Long Ashton !! Good luck with the V50, my V35II continues to play up, it just seems to like staying in the garage... Cheers, Adrian Bristol UK
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T3Chris
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Hi
In answer to "how does it ride", it's light & very manoeuvrable with the high & wide bars, revs easily, makes a fabulous noise & vibrates a fair bit! Makes you think you're going a lot faster than you really are! The electrics are primitive & it's the only Honda I ever had with only a kickstart to fire it up. Starts easily though. I have a friend in Wales who also has a V35 mk2, he has spent ages & lots of money restoring & it gives him a lot of grief. That doesn't bode well for my V50 mk2.
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