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I think that I have gotten it all off. There is nothing but bare metal all away around.
I used a large putty knife just like Goodysnap suggested. It took a little elbow grease, but it worked great!

Whats the verdict?

Alright then! I will give it a shot!

Any tips on a proper/best way of cleaning the two mating surfaces? Ive tried the best I can by hand, but I have been staying away from things like steel wool and such.

Recommendations?

Hey, I need some help from everyone. I recently purchased a new left crank case gasket off of classichondarestoration for my '64 CB77 Superhawk. When I tried to install it, I noticed that it didn't fits as snugly as I though it should. I contacted conbs, who as been helping out on this project, and ...

Hello Fellow Enthusiasts! I have recently acquired a 1965 Honda CB77 Superhawk that is not in the best condition. I believe that it needs some parts replaced, a little sprucing up, and a lot of love. I wish to set out on an adventure to rebuild it, but the problem is that I have no knowledge on how ...

OldStan, what do I need to do to fix this? Is it even something that needs fixing?

Also,

Sarals, what do I use to clean the inside of the engine? I can't run engine cleaner through the motor because the engine isn't operational right now! haha

Yes, yes and yes! Haha The oil slinger, as you call it, wasn't attached at all and I went diving in to fix it. Haha The large drum though, the clutch, has some wear on the edges where it seems to have made those marks on the cover. I will try and post some pictures of it when i get a chance. Thank y...

Ok, so I decided to buy the cycle, and I am super stoked! Thank you all for the support and advice! My growing problem Sarals, is that I dont even know what all of that is, or how to check for any of that. Haha I am taking it one piece at a time and i realized that there was a chain that was not att...