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arthur305
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Restoration starting - at last!

Post by arthur305 » Tue Nov 22, 2016 6:21 pm

Dear All, Have had a CB77 lying around for a number of years, and am starting restoring/rebuild.
It is a 1966 (alloy front fork tubes), and I have found that only one of the fork legs has the spring guide (part no 51523-268-000). How critical are they, since there do not appear to be many to be obtained?
What are they made of (some sort of very thin plastic material?)? How easy would it be to make a new set?. Cheers, Arthur (in Australia).

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Post by pemdoc65 » Tue Dec 06, 2016 3:32 pm

I'm not sure that they are critical. However, I did make a set out of thin plastic for one of my bikes, and I haven't had any problems. Since you have one, you have a good pattern. I never did find any online, either.

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Post by Seadog » Fri Dec 16, 2016 1:56 pm

I think that because Honda manufactured the forks with them, I'd want to replace them. You could probably make your own. I see Southern Powersports list them, but that doesn't mean they actually have them. It would be worth a try to order them though.

http://parts.southernhonda.com/p/Honda_ ... 8-000.html

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Post by rudino » Fri May 26, 2017 4:27 am

Sound like a nice project. Any updates on your cb77?

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