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I just wanted to add some feedback on Probe Engineering's Electronic Ignition Kit. I purchased the kit about a year and a half ago for my CB77, and finally got it installed on my bike about 3 months ago. The installation was very painless, and the unit performed wonderfully. Unfortunately the unit r...

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deez - I am using Excel shouldered aluminum rims, 2.15X18 in the rear and 1.85X18 in the front. As for the tires, they are Avon Roadriders, 100/90X18 in the rear and 90/90X18 in the front. I got the rear wheel finished, and it looks great mounted on the bike. I took some more pictures, but outside t...

superchicken - thanks, I'm pretty happy with how it is turning out. It should be a pretty tight bike when I am done, with the new shocks, wheel bearings, stem bearings, etc. I am going to be using new tapered stem bearings, so that should help a lot, as the old ones were getting kind of sloppy. The ...

Hello all. Still new to this website, so first of all, thanks for the responses to my other listings regarding my white '65 CB77. It is now completely disassembled, but I have decided to put it on the back burner at least until I get my '67 finished. I just got the seat pan and front wheel finished,...

Buck - Thanks for the tip. They are indeed 19" wheels, front and rear, so you must be right. Other than the larger rim size, where the hubs, backing plates, etc. the same as on the CB? Thanks for your help.

Greetings - My '65 CB77 has shouldered (DID) steel rims. Were these the originals? I am restoring this bike, and will not waste my time getting them re-chromed if they are not. I sure appreciate the help from all of you guys on this website.