I've been making good use of the fine weather we have here in the UK. My CA77 has had a few teething problems after its restoration but I've worked my way through them and yesterday I took it for a nice 50 mile ride. It ran perfect and was a real pleasure, definitely not a racer and provided I rode it as the cruiser it was designed as, even the mediocre brakes are not too scary.
The vaguely damped suspension does make the bumpy roads a bit like riding a rubber ball but taken gently it does bring a smile to your face.
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Geoff Hastings
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Greg,
Great to hear that your bike is running well and doing what Hondas should, bringing a smile to the faces of their owners. At fifty plus years old it's not all about going fast, in fact on a C/CA model it never was! Glad you're having fun.
Dennis
Great to hear that your bike is running well and doing what Hondas should, bringing a smile to the faces of their owners. At fifty plus years old it's not all about going fast, in fact on a C/CA model it never was! Glad you're having fun.
Dennis
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