72 CL100 Mini-Cafe (Sold)
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Flugtechnik
My bike is not transportation, it is a respite
Re: 72 CL100 Mini-Cafe (Project #1)
Put the old seals on top of the new ones and pound on those.
Put the old seals on top of the new ones and pound on those.
treitz
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Re: 72 CL100 Mini-Cafe (Project #1)
Well the engine is reassembled... hopefully correctly, and the front end is on.
Should have a roller soon once I get the bushing out of the swing arm and get it back on.
Front end:
For some reason the headlight ears are loose at the top as though I forgot a rubber bushing or something. I just looked at one of my original pictures and I see them in the picture... just don't see them in my garage. Guess I'll have to rummage around a bit and see if I can find them..
Well the engine is reassembled... hopefully correctly, and the front end is on.
Should have a roller soon once I get the bushing out of the swing arm and get it back on.
Front end:
For some reason the headlight ears are loose at the top as though I forgot a rubber bushing or something. I just looked at one of my original pictures and I see them in the picture... just don't see them in my garage. Guess I'll have to rummage around a bit and see if I can find them..
treitz
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Re: 72 CL100 Mini-Cafe (Project #1)
Ha I know they will. I have the KZ up and running though so I'm not in as much of a hurry for this.
The closer I get to finishing it the more I wish I hadn't told my wife she could have it. I kinda want it for myself. Haha
If she doesn't like riding it I'll probably find her a good scooter and than do some tweaking to make this thing more fun. More of a true mini-cafe as apposed to a comfortable ride for her. Which is the path it's currently on.
Erskine said:
Ha I know they will. I have the KZ up and running though so I'm not in as much of a hurry for this.
The closer I get to finishing it the more I wish I hadn't told my wife she could have it. I kinda want it for myself. Haha
If she doesn't like riding it I'll probably find her a good scooter and than do some tweaking to make this thing more fun. More of a true mini-cafe as apposed to a comfortable ride for her. Which is the path it's currently on.
treitz
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Re: 72 CL100 Mini-Cafe (Project #1)
Got the motor mounted, new bars (thanks Louie) and threw the tank on just for fun.
Issues, the clutch doesn't appear to be working right. The actuator pushes on the center of the clutch but doesn't move.
Thoughts?
And can't seam to get it to shift into first. It hits neutral fine and shifts through all the gears except for first.
Thoughts?
Got the motor mounted, new bars (thanks Louie) and threw the tank on just for fun.
Issues, the clutch doesn't appear to be working right. The actuator pushes on the center of the clutch but doesn't move.
Thoughts?
And can't seam to get it to shift into first. It hits neutral fine and shifts through all the gears except for first.
Thoughts?
treitz
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Re: 72 CL100 Mini-Cafe (Project #1)
Hmm k. I put the cover on the tried moving the actuator arm with my hand but it wouldn't budge. Guess I could hook up the lever and see what happens...
ALSO, I can turn the engine by hand and it seams to get to a point where it won't move any more. I don't think it's due to pressure because I don't have the spark plug in. It is a bit concerning.
ffjmoore said:
Hmm k. I put the cover on the tried moving the actuator arm with my hand but it wouldn't budge. Guess I could hook up the lever and see what happens...
ALSO, I can turn the engine by hand and it seams to get to a point where it won't move any more. I don't think it's due to pressure because I don't have the spark plug in. It is a bit concerning.
hondapower
New Member
Re: 72 CL100 Mini-Cafe (Project #1)
I don't think you'll be able to move the actuator arm by hand. You'll have to have the cover bolted up and the lever and cable attached to get it to move.
treitz said:
I don't think you'll be able to move the actuator arm by hand. You'll have to have the cover bolted up and the lever and cable attached to get it to move.
