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New CL77 Owner - Question about rear frame seat mounts

LOUD MOUSE
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Post by LOUD MOUSE » Wed Apr 01, 2009 8:13 pm

Actually it was the pre 1966 bikes which didn't use the rubber so ya be sort of correct. ............lm

jwbert wrote:The older CL's 65, 66 didn't use the rubber in the rear seat mounts did they? jwb
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Post by gramey7 » Thu Apr 02, 2009 8:21 am

Good catch, LM. G-Man's bike serial no. indicates he should have the rear rubbers so I didn't want to confuse the answer.
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Post by G-Man » Sat Apr 04, 2009 4:52 pm

Superb photos - that explains it perfectly. Back in the UK now so I can get on with some fettling. Thanks for all the help so far.

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Post by G-Man » Sun May 10, 2009 9:07 am

My frame looks like it has had a hard life and at one time the grab rail has been welded on. Additional bolt holes have been drilled in the frame which combined with corrosion and a few cracks were not really helping the integrity of the rear end. In several places brackets have broken off, so I have been busy with the welder, making up parts and filling holes. The PO had powder-coated the frame on top of all sorts of mess so that is having to be stripped in the places I'm working. Only the stop-lamp bracket to be re-created and welded on now - should be ready for paint again soon.

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Quite a mess to be re-constructed here
Quite a mess to be re-constructed here
This part was completely missing so I used the fender as a jig to line up the new bracket and welded it on.
This part was completely missing so I used the fender as a jig to line up the new bracket and welded it on.

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