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Ha. Yeah, I pick at my projects too.

I finished a black/white 1962 CA100 just over a year ago. (See attached pic.) That was a fun and meaningful project, as one like it was the first bike I ever rode on. And boy are they selling for a lot of $. Saw a decent looking red/white CA102 sell this year ...

I miss you guys and this being an active forum too. I wish that I was currently more vigilant in the restoration of my Benly herd; and better about posting when I do make progress.

Oh, man. I have so many projects and darn if I went to another swap meet last weekend. I purchased a low-mile (~5k ...

Honda CS92 Benly Sport.

I picked up this one at a local swap meet last weekend. It is titled as a 1963, has original tires, and only 1,741 original miles. However it is another restoration project - as early on in its life was partially disassembled and stored in a barn after something evidently ...

I looked through this forum and couldn't find anything specifically about swapping a CD175 motor into a CA95. Has anybody tried this swap, and if so, are there any pitfalls or tips/tricks that I should be aware of before starting this project? I am assuming that the top motor mount might need to be ...

Looks like a great match to me. Is "Tremclad fire red" a rattle can from your local hardware store?

No harm in changing color. However, a stock Honda color (red, white blue, black) will generally get you more at resale than a custom color, because it opens you up to the collector audience as well.

After thoroughly sanding the surface, I've prepped flexible plastic bike parts with SEM 38354 Plastic Prep - a product I got from my local auto body paint supply store. I then prime the surface with a good quality rattle can flexible primer (I use SEM 42013 High Build Primer Surfacer). I recommend a ...

Can any of you tell me the specific year that CA160 frame number CA160-1013736 was manufactured?

It's my understanding that CA160's were manufactured from 1966 to 1969 and that the serial numbers began CA160-1000001. However, I can't seem to find anything about if there were frame number ...

Here, here. Thanks so much to you behind the scene person(s) who have brought this Forum back to life! May I contribute anything to help keep it going?

"...twisted creative thinking mode..." LOL.
Say, are you planning to document your upcoming '67 CA160 build here? I for one vote to go ahead and do it - of course only if you want to. It really is the next generation kissing cousin to the CA95 and shares many similarities. I guess one could say the ...

Whomever purchased your bike sure got a good deal on a cool, unique, and well-sorted CA95.

If my aluminum is not clear coated, I just buff with Mother's billet polish applied to a polishing rag or 0000 steel wool.

I haven't applied a clear coat to mirror finish aluminum, but when clear-coating a stock looking finish, I've used Windex to prep and then paint with Dupli-Color 500 degree ...

The Honda CA95 Parts Manual lists the following plug sizes and part numbers: (Wow, what a range!)

(D9H), p/n 98066-58710
(D8HS), p/n 98066-58714
(D8HA), p/n 98066-58717
(D9H), p/n 98066-58717-00
(D10HS), p/n 98066-60710
(D10HS), p/n 98066-60714

Like Nige, I am successfully running NGK D8HA's in my ...

Top notch job and great attention to detail. Thanks for sharing your build.

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