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Some time back I contacted a company named Emgo after seeing what appeared to be an almost exact replacement (dimensionally) coil for one of my CL77's. Their tech advised the ohm ratings, and I later contacted Bill Silver with them to see what he thought. Bill responded back that they were within sp...

CB72's and CL72 used PW22 carbs with the 22 meaning the venturi is 22 mm. CB77's and CL77's used PW26 carbs with a 26mm venturi. There may be a slight problem with performance when using a PW22 on either CB77 or CL77.

I'm not sure if you can get a firm grip with a small vise grip on it and hold on, if so perhaps you could use an air powered saw with a narrow (about a quarter inch wide blade) to cut it into smaller pieces, then retrieve the pieces. I have one purchased from Harbor Freight a while back that has sav...

You would be wise to try and find a decent original grab bar and have it re-chromed. One of my friends who is restoring his CL77 bought one of the aftermarket bars from overseas and ended up with a mis-formed item that would not fit his bike. After numerous unsuccessful attempts with the vendor to r...

Actually there is quite a difference. The early pipe or grab bar has shorter tabs to secure to the fender. Also, the fender that corresponds to this early bar has built in screw threads the bar mounts into. The later version bar, #80145-273-670 has longer rear mounting tabs, and the fender was also ...