Honda CA95 Indiana Spokes New Project

The little brother to the CA160 in our family of Hondas
Larzfromarz
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Post by Larzfromarz »

Thats nice and clean. We used to port crankcase pressure to the exhaust to draw the vapors and lower crank case pressures on aircraft piston engines. Worked well...
Spokes
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Post by Spokes »

Thanks Larz.

Time Stamp 6-13-2013

This is the bike as she stands today. I have to finish the turn signal wiring and a host of small tasks.

I was able to save the original crash bars. Just a side note. I used as much of the original chrome as I could.

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Spokes
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Post by Spokes »

This is the best part of these projects, The before & afters.
Before
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After
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There is one more "after" due. The bags. While I've been working on the bike, I have been customizing some Buco's. In a week or so thw final pics will be posted.
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VegeKev
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Post by VegeKev »

Absolutely AWESOME!......you've got to be happy with how this one turned out....but she looks naked without her sock on :D

Well done Spokes....maybe you should go into business....but jeez, you are setting the bar awfully high ;)

Kev. :)
Larzfromarz
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Post by Larzfromarz »

Glad to see you ditched those fixer pipes you had. Looking good... we'd would had the only 160s at the VJMC meet, as it is it was just me....
Spokes
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Post by Spokes »

Thanks Larz. By the next show op this bike will be gone. The next is a CA77 due at my place on July 1.

I may request a CA305 thread on this site to continue input, otherwise I may have to move on.
Larzfromarz
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Post by Larzfromarz »

It's the InterWeb, no reason to go anywhere, just blaze a trail for the group and attract more unpretentious enthusiasts. Not getting to the show is/was no big deal. In many ways I was let down by the event. There was an Atlanta area British bike club event (albeit a long standing event) in Hiawassee that made our event look like a local club event. I'd estimate a good 400 Nortons BSAs Triumphs and the like. Nice folks too and well organized.
Since I have some 305 and 350 stuff I could use a thread for the next sized bikes,
How bout it Ryan?
Steverinomeiste
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Post by Steverinomeiste »

I would follow a thread on 305's too. I enjoy learning from your methodology Spokes. I follow the Hawk forum on fourwheel forum too because of my CB160 project.
VegeKev
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Post by VegeKev »

Hey,

I've got a 305 too (C76 x2), also a C71 :) ) though they're all dry sumps....but would happily follow along with the info base generated from the expertise available through the people here....

Kev :)
Sam Green
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Post by Sam Green »

Chip, you seem to have a knack of turning Sows ears into silk purses. :D :D :D

Well done mate. :cool: :cool: :cool:

Sam. :)
Spokes
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Post by Spokes »

Thank you Sam. It's just old school do it all yourself hobby...bit by bit.
lavs4X4
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Post by lavs4X4 »

Awesome Job on the bike!

How do you like those exhaust pipes? Are they ebay specials from Thailand?
Spokes
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Post by Spokes »

Thanks! The bike is legal today. The 1st time in 34 years. In Georgia all you need is a Bill of Sale, A Police inspection / VIN check and proof of insurance.

The BMW type exhaust system works very well. The right side bracket needed the hole enlarged a bit otherwise I think they are a great replacement for the originals. The mufflers are quiet while cruising with a throaty sound while throttling up.
ByTheLake
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Post by ByTheLake »

Spokes wrote:Thanks Larz. By the next show op this bike will be gone. The next is a CA77 due at my place on July 1.
I think I'll start looking for a CA77 in about 6 months. Too many active projects at the moment, but I'd be very interested in following a CA77 tear-down. I've gone through the 305 parts manual a few times - the engines are just a tad more complex than these 150s, but still quite simple.
Larzfromarz
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Post by Larzfromarz »

Ok....
So everybody get their "Dreams" ready for group move to the bigger bike.
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