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Correct fenders for a '67 CL77

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Snakeoil
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Post by Snakeoil » Fri Aug 06, 2010 4:07 pm

I just posted this link under Events/Literature on the forum main page. But here it is again.

http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=169193698394

The S90 forum actually has manuals posted for download on their site. You just have to register in order to download them. Is there anyway that could be done here? It sure would add a lot of value to the site if we could get a collection of scanned factory manuals for member downloading.

regards,
Rob

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Bike value

Post by Snakeoil » Sun Aug 08, 2010 2:30 pm

Okay, according to the owner, the bike is correct, parts-wise. Has replacement seat cover, somebody cut the tip off the muffler, rims are pretty good with some minor rust that sound like it would clean up pretty decent, spokes are dull but not rusty. New correct bars, everything works, all the tools including the feeler gauge, and bike is currently registered and being ridden daily. 14,000 miles on the odo. Does not smoke, no noises. New correct tires.
Tank and side covers repainted in the correct color. Correct and original tank badges in good condition.

It is a 1967 so you don't have to look back thru the previous posts.

What is a fair price for this bike assuming no surprises?

Thanks,
Rob

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Post by davomoto » Sun Aug 08, 2010 4:37 pm

2500-3000 would be my guess. It's really hard to say wioth out seeing the bike in person. BTW, my wife was watching an old movie this morning with Bob Hope, and Phyliss Diller. In a coule of scenes, old Phyliss was riding an imaculate , red, S90.
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Post by Snakeoil » Sun Aug 08, 2010 5:14 pm

Thanks, Davo. I love that little S90 more than I ever expected. It's a little anemic on the hills, but a hoot to ride around town. I know better, but it makes me want to ride with shorts and flip-flops. When I rode it in the giro this spring, I was torn between wearing full leathers or a yellow sweater and powder blue trousers ;-).

Economy is tough around here so your price estimate is a big help. I was a bit surprised that the scramblers bring more money than the Superhawks. But then I realized it's probably a matter of the numbers available.

Here is a link to 3 pics I just got from the seller. Too big to post here. Things I noticed were painted rear fender rail and painted shock lowers.
http://s176.photobucket.com/albums/w163 ... 67%20CL77/

regards,
Rob

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Post by davomoto » Sun Aug 08, 2010 9:58 pm

Most likely parts were rusty. Engine outer covers should be painted silver. Looks really nicxe otherwise.
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64 CB77
63-7 CB77 Cafe'
67 CL77
64 CL72
66 CL77 big bore flat tracker
Many others!

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Post by davomoto » Tue Aug 10, 2010 5:02 pm

Her's a couple pics of mu 67. Sorry it took so long to post them!
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64 CB77
63-7 CB77 Cafe'
67 CL77
64 CL72
66 CL77 big bore flat tracker
Many others!

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Post by Snakeoil » Tue Aug 10, 2010 5:05 pm

Thanks for posting those pics. Very nice bike.
regards,
Rob

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