[UnstableBoy]

Thought I will start a project thread to keep track of what I am doing.

Specifics
Bike: 1966 CB77 with title
Price: FREE!
Project: cafe racer. (First project bike)
Goals: to look cool and handle well.
Project name: well as a fan of the "ton up boys".. and the fact I doubt a little 305 will make 100mph. I am calling it "Half Ton".

So far bike is stripped of engine, wires, and everything I don't want down to a rolling chassis. Engine is sitting on my tool box at work for teardown. Need to get a service manual for the engine.

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[540nova]

Thought I will start a project thread to keep track of what I am doing.

Specifics
Bike: 1966 CB77 with title
Price: FREE!
Project: cafe racer. (First project bike)
Goals: to look cool and handle well.
Project name: well as a fan of the "ton up boys".. and the fact I doubt a little 305 will make 100mph. I am calling it "Half Ton".

So far bike is stripped of engine, wires, and everything I don't want down to a rolling chassis. Engine is sitting on my tool box at work for teardown. Need to get a service manual for the engine.

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You know what they say, the most expensive bikes are the free ones!

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[Old Okie]

I know about free bikes, I just finished re-furbishing a free Chinese 50cc Pitbike.
Just for starters, a key cost $40.00. I have some experience with the Super Hawk,
I had one when they were new, I guess that makes me an old codger???
I see free downloadable manuals on line and I have a Clymer's manual if you are interested.
I would like to have another CB77 but parts cost more than I am willing to spend.

 

[Bill H]

The " Honda 305 "site will tell anything you want to know about a 305 motor.

Bill

 

[UnstableBoy]

Valves and springs and rockers
intake on left cylinder is what I am worried, but the seat looks ok so hopefully will be able to hand lap it once it is cleaned up.

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[JamesPal]

This project is well worth the effort. The 305 is a high performance bike. Well set up, a skilled rider, down hill entry and a strong tail wind, the ton is within reach. More realistic 90 MPH or Ton .9.

 

[Bill H]

Every thing new , well tuned and no head wind a 77 should run about 106 mph. But Jim is right, they fall of quickly to a little over 90 mph.

Bill