Newbie to Honda restos, need a part

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jcburris
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Newbie to Honda restos, need a part

Post by jcburris »

Hello, just wanted to say hello to everyone, restoring a 64 ca95 for my girlfriend, its a cool bike, I want to thank everyone for the info in here, it is a good site for sure! I am in need of a front fender and a L/H side cover, frame side cover, not engine, the one that covers the tool kit location, let me know if you can help

CHRIS
65ca95
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Post by 65ca95 »

Welcome Chris. Checkout ebay some of the parts you're looking for can be found there. Stay away from the Far East stuff.

Also check out sites for these guys Ohio Cycle, Western Hills Honda in Cincinnati, OH and Service Honda in Hammond, IN. You'll need the parts numbers to search for what you need.
Smithers
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Post by Smithers »

Hey JC good to hear from ya. These bikes make great little projects and ANYONE can ride them. Those are the hard cosmetic parts to find. A lot of guys work the original metal to make their old beat up fenders respectable once again. Call around to those parts sources in the midwest for your needs. It's impossible for them to list all those parts online so you gotta call em up.
jcburris
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Post by jcburris »

Thanks for the help, someone has cut the front off of the fender I have, along with the rear mudflap area bieng destroyed, I will give them a call, also, what have you all done with your front fork dampers? are they rebuildable? seals? O-rings? what about rear shocks, they dont have any dampening to them, are they suposed to??

Thanks Again
CHRIS
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Post by Smithers »

You need a manual!! :) The suspension on these bikes is maintenance free!! I would suggest lubricating the joints and pivots is all. I love the suspension on these bikes.
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