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Dgormley
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Manual

Post by Dgormley » Fri Dec 17, 2010 3:50 pm

Sean, I think there is a manual on E-bay right now, it's a Clymer(which I have) that's pretty decent. You can also order Bill Silvers' CD...............................................D
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Post by LOUD MOUSE » Fri Dec 17, 2010 4:01 pm

Now go to the start area and update your profile. ......lm

sean wyett wrote:Thanks Everyone for the responses! I live and work up in Boise Idaho. I'll begin searching and researching with the pointers you offered. So far I'm digging the bike. As I make progress I'll post more pics (and better ones) first order of business, a Manual! Thanks again members!

Sean
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Post by Snakeoil » Sun Dec 19, 2010 12:02 pm

There are manuals you can download for free on the web. Rivet restorations has a CB77 manual available for free download. Go to the Service Section and click the manuals link. http://www.rivetrestorations.com/ There is also a parts manual for the CB77 there. You will find the parts manual very helpful in understanding how to properly assemble things as well as what is missing from your bike.

regards,
Rob
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