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1965 Honda CP77 — Ulsan Metro City, Rep. Korea
Restored with original parts — Owner: J. Doe
CB77 Tires
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Vince Lupo
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chico
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- Location: Ft. Edward, New York
tyres
My dad had a 4.00 on the rear when i got it, real close fit on fender and center stand hit without mufflers on adjusted center on adjustment range. I put stock sizes on and stand dos'nt hit at zero setting.
chico(steve)
66 CB77
ride safe
66 CB77
ride safe
- jleewebb
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- Location: travis county, tx
3.5 tire
I had a new 3.5" rear tire put on my bike not too long before it went into hibernation in '74...When I went to remove the wheel during resurrection, I discovered there wasn't clearance to get it off without breaking the chain at master link, even with bike laying on its side. Just my experience, for what it's worth. --Lee
'62 CB77. "It's a rider."
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Mike Mullins
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- Location: Demotte IN
cb 77 tires
Dont know about race tires, but Scrambler Cycle has Heidenau tires in the correct sizes for the CB 77. I just got a set. 2 ply, rated for 93 mph and 112 mph as I recall. Look like a quality product.
Mikeyrx
Mikeyrx
"a free motorcycle is a bottomless hole intended solely for money"
66 CB 77
76 BMW R75/6
99 GL 1500 trike
75 & 79 XS 650's
66 CB 77
76 BMW R75/6
99 GL 1500 trike
75 & 79 XS 650's