Flywheel Puller Question

[Steverino]

I need to pull my flywheel to replace my rollers and springs. Does anyone know the brand and part number of a good purpose built puller for the CB77?
Thank you
Steve

[jas67]

I need to pull my flywheel to replace my rollers and springs. Does anyone know the brand and part number of a good purpose built puller for the CB77?
Thank you
Steve

Yes, you do. I'm not sure of the brand and part number of the one that I have, but, IIRC, I got it from Bike Bandit. It fits a LOT of different Hondas, including CB175/CL175 with the vertical cylinders, as I've used the same tool on those as well.

This one should do the trick:
http://www.amazon.com/BikeMaster-Magnet ... uller+16mm

[rrietman]

-you can use the rear axle to pull the rotor. or any other bolt with the correct rh threads.
Randy

[Steverino]

Thank you. Thing that bothers me is that I used to know that. Too many whacks to the head in my younger days.
Steve

[jas67]

-you can use the rear axle to pull the rotor. or any other bolt with the correct rh threads.
Randy

Having the right tool in the toolbox is a bit more convenient than pulling the rear axle.

But, this is good to know if you want to get the rotor off today, and don't want to wait for the tool to ship. It isn't likely you'll find an M16-1.5 bolt at your local hardware store.

[DianneB]

Should be the same as my C77 - I believe all I needed was a 16mm bolt - cost me less than $2.

[jas67]

Should be the same as my C77 - I believe all I needed was a 16mm bolt - cost me less than $2.

Yep. I think most 60's and 70's Hondas all have the same size thread to remove the flywheel.