Four Wheel Forum

I'm only 5'-11, but the seat position places my feet straight down on the foot pegs when riding instead of back or forward, which I find is more comfortable.

I know what your talking about, you either need to sit forward and hug the bars or further back. 12v accessories, I like :)


Thanks Spokes ...

Looks like that should be out on the lawns of Pebble beach, Concourse De Elegance' or however they say it. NICE!

Thanks guys for the well wishes, shoulder is coming along fine. By the lakes, Wow two surgeries got to be tough, hope your rehab goes well, by that time the white walls should arrive.

Jetblackchemist, that looks like a very comfy seat, from the position it looks like you might be a tall person ...

Well, I got a little ambitious the last couple of days and decided to do a solo seat and clubman bars mockup. The solo seat is a Le Pera solo seat I bought off a guy from the swap meet, it came off his Harley and I thought it would fit my application just fine. I had to manufacture up my own ...

Yes this is going to be a long drawn out project, aside from a complete engine rebuild it will need wheels, complete exhaust system, seat, bars, numerous electrical items, panels and whatever else after tearing down. I am looking at this to be a project for next year so I will store them in my shed ...

Well I went to pick up 3 bikes and came home with two, both CA77; the CA72 was in just too bad of shape for me to consider. All three bikes were is the typical nasty looking shape and only one motor was not seized, the CA77. I got a set of wheels but only the front wheel was in fairly good shape the ...

I pick them up tomorrow and will post the pics, I will really have a good look at them because last I saw them they were snugged into a van.

Wow I haven't even started my restoration on my CA95 and I get an offer to buy 1 CA72 and 2 CA77's all for one Benjamin. All have motors (not seized), two are missing wheels and miscellaneous parts, basically the three bikes were to complete 1 CA77 but the guy lost interest. I may buy all three and ...

Hi Guys,

May I ask what you are finding are a must replacement parts when rebuilding the engine? I am ordering parts in preparation of my engine rebuild and currently have on my list the typical gasket kit, oil seals, pistons and rings; are you guys replacing crank bearings, cam chain and tensioner ...

Thanks for your comments guys. By The Lakes, I feel for you, I hope your wrist gets better soon, it's just temporary for us and makes you appreciate the handicap and our wounded warriors just that much more. It is amazing what mice can do, your frame was packed :eek:

Smithers, I have seen what most ...

Finally I know how to post pics but I need to post smaller pics

Sorry I am still learning the pic install protocol, I will update the photos as soon as I figure it out.

Hello Everyone,

I've been trolling this forum for many months and finally decided to dive into a CA95 project. I have not come across a Honda restore forum with such passion and detailed restorations; such a great forum :D .

Well I started my project by purchasing a 1964 with 11.4k miles on the ...

Hello,
I am new to this forum and recently purchased two 1964 CA95's, one for restoration and the other for parts donor. I bought off ebay a set of badges that are, according to the seller, 60cm diameter, apparently there are 58cm diameter badge sizes as well. I guess I got lucky because the 60cm ...