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I bought a 1962 CB77 while stationed in Japan. The carbs were marked CP. ..........I believe that the CP77 was a police model.

I just mentioning today that I had a 1982 cm200 in 1986 😎

thats nice...i have a 62 cb72 with a 64 motor ( has the primary chain tensioner) revs to 9500 sometimes 10000 😬.i also have a 1970 cb175 360 crank revs out to 10500, i also have a norton 750 mild tune and definitely would not go past 6500 on it 😂😂😂😂

How much did you get for it?

I had one in 1967 covering 28000 miles great bike and would ride tomorrow despite my age ! It was despised at the time by those that had a British bike , comments, as it’s a bit flash, and various other comments at the time, It was probably the usual jealousy ,I suspect, as you could leave many of the larger bike behind , I recall the speed if driven to the rev. limit 30 in 1st 60 second 90 In third and 102 in forth, I did fit racing valve springs it would rev to 10500 and would do 90 plus with a second adult as passenger, no oil leaks either, I didn’t appreciate it at the time how good it was all the bells and whistles , All for around £335 when new under priced for what it was! It would purr away all day at 80 mph it didn’t like slow for to long, I remember reading a brochure, which said something like “it was docile enough for grandma to ride around town but on the open road it was something else, CB72

Horns don’t look correct. They were a disk shaped on my 69.

Hopefully I get a Reply on a 5 year old video I noticed I found this bike with the link to the video on the listing. But I noticed it’s in North Olmsted Ohio and was curious who you bought the bike off of?

Used to own one this same color and model. Bought mine in Livermore Ca in 1981 barely used. Ran great for a small bike. Very dependable.

Nice condition, looks nice , sounds even nicer!

What tires are those?

Give her some beans.

I LOVE it

❤

Fantastic bike 👍🇬🇧

Nice bike but looks like the centre stand is missing

I had one just like this, but with a black seat. I abused it pretty much back in the day by using it for some off road and hill climbs. It took all that, and still purred like a kitten on the highway.

I was fortunate enough to find a "sharp one owner" '72 CL 350 Scrambler! I snatched it up for? $900 . Its a super Clean unrestored all origjnal bike with the exception of tires and paint. It runs and looks great. Its been sitting now for the last four years and its killing me! I want to pull it out and get her back on the road. Thanks to this video im re-inspired!!

was expecting the same twin cylinder engine in the launch of cb350 hness in India...nice bike for long rides....

Beautiful bike….

what a cool bike

you look really good on that beast of yours! sending love my friend ❤

Pfeew..I thought that mine was noisy! I've been scared to TH-cam the same bike bc I thought it would stress me out but no. I'd say tho is a lot noisy and has less miles! Ty, good video!!

I just bought one for $300 . It's a roach ; smokes , plastic's in bad shape , fork seals blown , etc. I'm in the process of fixing it up . Should be a fun project that I can lose money on .

Good Honda it normal to pull starter run good

That is the exact color scheme and everything of my bike that I bought brand new for just under $1000 back in the day (I was 19). There was no motorcycle license endorsement in Michigan in the 70s if I remember correctly. The only thing they required was a helmet. The only protective gear I ever wore was a black leather jacket because that was the look. That bike would go 90 mph at full throttle but the mirrors would be nothing but a blur. It cost something like 75 cents to fill the gas tank.

That ol' girl has electric start?! Is that factory or an addon because that's mint

The best BIKE In this world remembering my old day's

Millions who totally ruined or sold theirs years ago, are now living with regret.....

Had one same as this for my first bike. I miss it.

That right there is what I was riding way back in 1970 . Thanks for posting …..

I bought a 69 Triumph TR6 recently, about the same mileage as yours, did exactly the same maintenance too. Has allot of patina, I’m cleaning certain things and leaving the rest as original. Every nut and bolt is original, except recovered seat. Runs great like yours. Amazing how old Triumph’s hold up over all the years. I love the bike.

Just a nice old bike, I had the CB72 and the engine sounded just the same.

coolest looking bike ever made

What a beauty

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Back in '66 my next-door friend had a Honda 150 and I marveled at the smooth quiet running, electric start, and the fact that it didn't leak oil anywhere!

Just aquired a great conditioned bike...I'm blown away

Tenía una en el 72 escape libre sin guardafangos un escándalo cuando pasaba a toda velocidad

My first bike was a 1979 Honda TwinStar 185 cc I believe or 180 but it was a great little bike when I was 14 yrs old loved it

Super rare..............

how are you today

looks good,,, love a ride on it

Nice 69, I have a 70 with 5000 miles that I'm selling. Listed at inland empire ca craigslist

Sell it to me

Nice 👌

Hi, at 1:54 of this video, it that rush singing in the background? Thanks.

great video! you look great on that bike. it suits you. cool goggles too. the sound is superb.

My first bike! I loved that machine! I mostly rode it off road due to not yet having a license but I could get almost anywhere in my small hometown. This one is exactly the same as mine was. Wonderful memories.

how much?

Always loved these Honda ATCs.