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Agreed...this will make it a lot easier to decide exactly which route I want to go.

same here! sub'd.

pm sent!

Ideally it would be totally complete from the cylinder head/valve cover to the oil pump/lower case. From the crank down is what I absolutely need. Low mileage, stock preferred but not necessary. If some components need to be rebuilt/replaced thats not a deal breaker. Probably want to steer clear...

hi guys. need a complete Honda CB77 engine. mileage a bit less important than completeness. if you happen to have one or know where one might be, please let me know. thanks!

Bump. Lets try this once again. Definitely willing to listen to offers. Need to do something with this by the end of the week. Would really prefer not to part it out. Thanks guys!

Re: 1972 Honda CL175 project w/ some new parts and work done. $450 (has clean title) replied and email sent!

this is a 72 CL175. I picked it up last fall. Wasnt running and in pretty rough shape. I took it down to the frame and sanded off any rust and sprayed it in truck bed liner. Forks have been rebuilt with new seals (one of the bolt wells for the fender broke off so I ground it off and painted...

well, my daughter's birthday is over........Christmas is over.....I can finally get back to chipping away at this bad boy. I've rebuilt and mounted the forks. Wheels are being cleaned and prepped for paint. I'm shopping tires and having trouble. I don't want to invest a lot in rubber for this...

Man I love this. Can't wait to see the finished product!

Any updates on this? i'm working on the same bike and would love to see what you've done.

i'm in central kentucky.....it don't get much dirtier.

alright, my fork seals and swing arm bushings came in today. i wont get to install until tomorrow or Wednesday, but i wanted to post about my bushing experience to this point. in regards to getting the old swingarm bushings out, i first removed the interior sleeve. for this, i used a very...

wow....after reading every page of this thread (took me 2 days haha) i'm not sure about how much my wife will be seeing me this winter :)

If price is the primary concern, websites like zennioptical.com do have a small selection of prescription goggles. they aren't the coolest specs on the block but for under $50 i don't think you can expect much. i've ordered a few pair of everyday glasses from zenni and never had an issue. just...

sorry to hear about your loss. but that is such great goal and kudos for thinking outside the box. can't wait to see it unfold.

hey folks....i ordered new bronze bushings for the swing arm to replace the old plastic ones. i saw lots of posts about using a saw blade to cut through the old ones, making removal a bit easier. any tips on removing the old ones that will allow me to preserve the metal sleeve?

I'm in Campbellsville, about 80mi southwest of Lex.

based on your taste in cars, i'm sure this is going to be great. looking forward to the progress.

Re: 71 Indignant CB175 - Wiring & Linkage Done! this thread is gold. it's going to be super helpful on my build. any new updates?