Four Wheel Forum

"64 or "65 Honda Benly for sale. purchased about 12 years ago in Milwaukee and never tried to have it running. took it partially apart to clean it up and still in process of putting it back together. have all parts and a few spares that go with it.
Live in Poth, Texas, about 35 miles South of San ...

Is that wiring harness stock?
Did the Benly get its stamped steel frame idea from that bike or vice versa?
Interesting little thing, thanks for sharing.

I've seen them on ebay from time to time. I don't intend to install one on my bike, so I never checked to see if they were sold from Thailand or some other distant location.

Thanks Spokes. I'll give it a try.

I know this is the Benly site, and I have posted CA95 questions. However, I also have a CL360 and need to locate the VIN for various reasons. Can someone tell me where it is located? I assume that it's somewhere on the frame, but a little more precision would be helpful.
Thanks.

Spokes:
What does a 3/8" Concrete Anchor look like? How does one avoid scoring the inner race of the bearing if a metallic object is jammed into it and then driven out with force?

Photo clutter is very interesting sometimes. I enjoy looking at photo's from before the 1950's and back to the civil war and using a magnifying glass to see what there is of interest in the background. Those fans on the floor are of the 30's and 40's era with simply steel or micarta blades (fairly ...

How do you get the rear bearings and seals out without harming them? (Now that I've got my rear tire, etc. removed.)

Thanks for the comment. I tried, unsuccessfully, to amend the post with the photo's and state that most of the clutter around my bike are some of my antique fans that are awaiting my attention. The less impressive fans end up on the floor and the better one's get to rest on the top of the shelves ...

"By the Lake:"
Very impressive "back yard."
Do you ever see any fresh water sharks back there?
Also, nice collection of bikes. Now all I have to do is figure out how you all do those albums and I can share some of my "other stuff."

I hope these get posted. If not then I will have to say that I'm at my wits end in trying to post the pictures.

I have four photo's of my CA95 that I took this a.m. before I removed the rear wheel, as per "By The Lakes" very accurate instructions. Thanks to his and everyone else' help.
Is there someplace on this site or anyone reading this who can instruct me on taking the four images off of my "thumb drive ...

Thanks for the quick response guys. I will probably follow "By the Lakes" systematic instructions and that is the way my brain is geared.
"Sam's" easy removal suggestion as well as "Jetblackchemist'" suggestions may well be incorporated at some later time, but now will go with the approach suggested ...

I thought that this would be such a common question that I did a "Search" using the "Search link" above and typing in: Rear Wheel Removal and got two different hits, neither one of which dealt with my question.
I have a copy of the very extensive CA95 Manual that was recently posted and the section ...

Smithers:
You and I communicated about these about a year ago and I lost track of this web site. Are you still manufacturing these brackets? Are they pre-drilled or do I have to do that myself?
dickevins in Texas.