new to forum need help
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Hi, Worked on bike this weekend. followed all suggestion. I had the bike running and idleing pretty good, but dont think i have the points right. Need to find out how to set the points?
Re: timing
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1964-C77 305 Dream
2002 BMW R1150GS
2002 BMW R1150GS
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Joel, rotate the rotor c/w using a vise-grip on the bolt head; at the exact point that 'F' on the rotor aligns with the pointer on the stator then the points' facings should just part.sky1haze wrote:I read earlier in this post that the points will be open at "F"......
I have read many many many places that the points will begin to open at "F".. not be fully open...??????
Any feedback?
Remove the plugs to make the rotation easier and more stable.
Go here, click FAQ in the left (yellow) pane and then click "How do I tune my factory stock motor on my CB72/77 or CL72/77 for optimum performance?" for Ed's Recipe.
For a CA, this thread breaks it down quite nicely!
http://www.honda305.com/forums/viewtopi ... oints+ca77
http://www.honda305.com/forums/viewtopi ... oints+ca77
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64 CB77
63-7 CB77 Cafe'
67 CL77
64 CL72
66 CL77 big bore flat tracker
Many others!