Four Wheel Forum

ByTheLake: I thought it was just me......!

The new Sony Action Cam is said to obsolete the Go Pro.......that is why the new lower prices.......competition!

http://store.sony.com/c/Action-Cam-Full-HD-Camcorder/en/c/S_Sony_Action_Cam

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?Ntt=sony+action+cam&N=0&InitialSearch=yes&sts=ma&Top+Nav-Search ...

My recently restored CA95 is a real cruiser......it cruises around the neighborhood and gets waves from all the walking folks.......top end? I would say that will remain an unknown fact. I put way to many hours in restoration to worry about how fast it can go......just like to ride it and watch the ...

Can't wait to see the step by step pics of SPOKES doing his magic!

Erik S: We had discussed the difficulty of installing 3.25 x 16 tires. The 3.00 x 16as you mentioned, are not a problem to install. If it takes you several months to complete your CA95 restoration.......that is much better than my 1-1/2 years. Keep at it! Progress Pics?

What I like about this group, is that the majority of folks like to keep the Benly as original as the age will allow. It is hard and expensive to go the original route, but IMO, it is well justified.

http://www.shop.thenightprowlers.com/11 ... oductId=68

http://www.vintageford.com/part_search. ... b&Category

My stock 6V bulbs seem bright enough......any thoughts on these?

Here is a picture of the covers I am referencing... ByTheLake , I did not see them in the CA95 manual as well, but one torn-up one was on my CA95:

http://www.hondarestoration.com/fiche_fr.htm?http://www.cmsnl.com/honda-cm200_model199/

If this does not download properly, the OEM # is 53171-402 ...

These slip over the knurled adjusters at cable end at handlebar.....were they available for the Benlys? If so, where available? I had one only over the clutch lever adjuster on my '63, but was split open and useless.

I also have a Honda CM200 1980 with the covers in great condition. Went to the ...

I guess you can look at the positive side, if there is one; steverinomeiste stated the seller must have broken the bike down to 54 parts........maybe, in a strange way, there will be up to 54 CA95 restorations that will benefit from one sacrificed low mileage CA95 part ?

ByTheLake: I forgot to add the address !!!??? See above edit............

Just noticed this on ebay.......I dont need it, but it looks great and the seller will take offers.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1964-Honda-CA95 ... c4&vxp=mtr

ByTheLake: FYI; I have the Thailand shields for my '63 and they are very high quality cast aluminum and fit perfectly......no problems.

ByTheLake: Good gosh, I went riding on my '63 Benly for 10 miles or so as well. 65deg this a.m. and 85deg this afternoon.....oh, forgot, this is central Texas hill country. Ride was really nice.

edcphoto: 3M contact adhesive, aerosol. Messy stuff, but works well and heat from lamp has no effect. Pretty common in older non-sealed beams when the original silver ebbs away. not a proper resto, but a quick remedy and no one sees it but you....but still knaws at your guilt for not doing it ...