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davomoto
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Post by davomoto » Thu Sep 29, 2011 1:45 pm

They may have been offered as an upgrade as they were for the CBs?

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Post by sixtiescycles » Mon Jan 09, 2012 10:41 am

I have a '63 domestic. Serial # on early domestics include the year stamped into the frame, mine reads CL72-63-341xxx. The differences are non folding steel foot pegs, rocker type shifter (fwd end is the same steel design), Type 2 360 degree engine, turnsignals with the switch on the throttle side of the handle bar, KPH speedo (no hi-beam indicator), twin lead single coil like the dream and a replaceable bulb headlight. It has aluminum fenders, steel forks and small brakes. I have a friend with a '65, it's basicly the same but has a Type 1 180 degree engine. Not sure what his serial # reads. Another friend has a '67 CL77 serial # starts with CL300-xxxxxxx.

Dick

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Post by davomoto » Mon Jan 09, 2012 10:44 am

Are the shocks eye to eye?

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Post by sixtiescycles » Tue Jan 10, 2012 4:03 am

davomoto wrote:Are the shocks eye to eye?

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On mine they are eye to eye.

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