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LOUD MOUSE
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Post by LOUD MOUSE » Sat May 08, 2010 6:39 pm

5 pics of CL72/77 rear tank mounts.
3 more to follow. .......lm

G-Man wrote:Trickledown

Here is a pic of the rear tank bracket for my CL77 ('67). Your bracket does seem a little low in that area, but I cannot see why. I put a rule against mine for comparison.

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tank tab 2.jpg
tank tab 3.jpg
tank tab 4.jpg
tank tab 5.jpg

LOUD MOUSE
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Post by LOUD MOUSE » Sat May 08, 2010 6:43 pm

3 more CL72/77 rear tank mounts. ......lm

G-Man wrote:Trickledown

Here is a pic of the rear tank bracket for my CL77 ('67). Your bracket does seem a little low in that area, but I cannot see why. I put a rule against mine for comparison.

G
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tank tab 6.jpg
tank tab 7.jpg
tank tab 8.jpg

rustywrench
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tank

Post by rustywrench » Sat May 08, 2010 7:50 pm

TrickleDown,
In response to your tank sealing question,,,,,,, evapo rust is a great way to do the rust treatment so you're on the right track. Kreem, I've used already and not had bad experience with it as yet but I think it is a Teflon product and in IMO is not a hearty product. My next tank seal will surely be POR-15. Cost about $20 at NAPA for a quart and you can seal a lot with that much. I have never heard bad words about it unlike things I've heard about Kreem. That's my two cents for what it's worth,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,RW

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tank sealer

Post by TrickleDown » Sat May 08, 2010 10:06 pm

thanks rustywrench.
I'm really impressed with the job that the evaporust has done. I wish I would have taken before and after pictures.
It's available at Autozone but only in quarts at $9.00. If you have a Harbor Freight close by they have 1/2 gallons.
I'll be on my way to NAPA on Monday to pick up the POR-15 sealer. The good thing about the evaporust is that it doesn't hurt the paint. My tank has a pretty good paint job and I really didn't have to repaint it. I'll be careful with the sealer.....
I did find that I have a leaky petcock though. I'll try to find a kit on ebay.

Thanks to everyone for their help. Tomorrow morning when I drain the evaporust I'm going to measure the tank brackets and see if I can figure out the reason for the tight fit on the tank vs the carbs.

rustywrench
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petcock

Post by rustywrench » Sat May 08, 2010 10:12 pm

For that petcock kit go to Retro bikes at www.olypen.com/retro/ . Fast service and great people to do business with. RW

Pauly20782
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CL77 fender bracket

Post by Pauly20782 » Thu May 20, 2010 3:59 am

That is an aftermarket fender brace. Not a honda part.

LOUD MOUSE
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Re: CL77 fender bracket

Post by LOUD MOUSE » Thu May 20, 2010 7:04 am

It IS actually a HONDA part but is for the 8 hole fender steel slider front end. ...........lm


Pauly20782 wrote:That is an aftermarket fender brace. Not a honda part.

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