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Looking great. Nice to see someone posting.

Quite a transformation on the brake lever! Well done.

The pins should spin 360 degrees with a screwdriver unless the head is still on the engine. If it is still on the engine the rocker pins will not come out past the cylinder/head studs.

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-Correct, After getting the slides synched then adjust the idle screws.

-I was chasing the sync issues before even starting the bike so I can't tell you if that would cause popping like you are getting.

Good luck,

You got it. Thumb in one carb and pointer finger in the other (from the same hand) and work the throttle with the other hand. you should feel both slides open at the same time. If not adjust the cable fitting on top of the carbs until they do. Before you start on the process, back out the idle adjus...

Something isn’t right there for sure and I don’t think the keeper difference is the issue. That’s a fair amount of damage to the case. I have 3 or 4 CB77 cases and don’t recall seeing that type of damage before. Others will need to confirm but generally I think the sprocket floats quite a bit and I ...

There is a keeper missing that stops the sprocket from wandering into the starter clutch. Part number 28116-259-010.