fixing up a 1971 cl70

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will1972rupp1
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fixing up a 1971 cl70

Post by will1972rupp1 »

hi i am new here i just picked up this 1971 cl70 with no motor, as is for $150.00 i never seen one before in till this one, looked like a old bob er,

well i came across a 1970 cl70 parts bike its looks the same, so i bought it & a parts motor out of a 1972 cl70, well i tore down both cl motor's it took two of them too make a good bottom end,

here's a picture of the 1971 i am fixing up,

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will1972rupp1
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1971 cl70 scrambler

Post by will1972rupp1 »

hi it would be great if some one has a link to wiring?? so i can get it all wired up properly, i have the blinkers & the motor is almost ready to be installed, i have to do the top end & the carb next,

1971 cl70 scrambler
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will1972rupp1
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1971 cl70 scrambler parts needed

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i also need some parts for this cl70 , i could use a good flywheel cover

i have a parts bike 1970 so i could do some trading, ill post some pictures when i can.. thanks will
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montanaman
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Post by montanaman »

I have a wiring diagram in the manual I can scan for you. I used it for my 72', if that will help.
Dioxin01
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Post by Dioxin01 »

Hey you wouldn't happen to have a spare exhaust on your parts bike that I could buy from you, would you?
will1972rupp1
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Post by will1972rupp1 »

hi no motor, no seat, no exhaust, no foot pegs, no brake levers, no blinkers, it looks worse then my bike, a bit rusty but same color, i am going too part it out after i am done with my build. i am not sure what i may need off of it. but you all can ask away..

i also need some parts for this cl70 , i could use a good flywheel cover
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Post by will1972rupp1 »

please pm me, no emails , well here is a picture of my 1970 cl70 parts bike i am going to part it out after i get done with my 1971 cl70 build..

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montanaman
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Post by montanaman »

I may have a spare exhaust. Do you need the muffler, and the assmbly that attaches to the head?
Dioxin01
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Post by Dioxin01 »

Will has been trying to contact someone for me but if that doesn't work then sure! I need the whole thing. I have the guards though.
Dioxin01
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Post by Dioxin01 »

As for a key switch how about this?:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/New-Hond ... 1042wt_895

Looks a lot like mine. Check it out first to make sure it fits though.
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Post by Smithers »

Hey glad to see you join Will. I gotta read all your posts when I get time later on today. Have you ever ridden one of these before? A friend of mine has been running a Lifan engine in his little race bike for a while now and beats the heck out of it. If I had a chassis that needed an engine I would try one of those Chinese engines. I've been hearing good things about them. But there's nothing wrong with keeping it all Honda.

I just think about the long run and your time getting a working 70 engine plus the cost of all the parts and some machine work will easily add up to a brand new Lifan engine that has more power. Just something to think about. But sounds like you have most of the parts already so on with the show!
will1972rupp1
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Post by will1972rupp1 »

i never got to ride a cl70 before, i never even seen one in till i found this cl70 it had no motor when i first seen it, then the guy told me it came with a 70cc 4 speed manual clutch motor, so i had to have it,

but i built & put 4 speed 110cc auto clutch motor on a 1974 xl70, the motor i used started out as a Chinese 50cc 4 speed so i split & cleaned the cases & put a 110 crank & top end on it, head & cam & larger carb, the only money i have in it is the gaskets, it wheelies on its own with an auto clutch, just put in first & hit the gas & hold on, & hit second & it gets a little wheel also, fun bike..

i am looking for a good used stock exhaust for this xl70 or sl70 will work..

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Smithers
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Post by Smithers »

Ah I see! Well you know all about those engines then. That would be awesome to have in the CL70 since it is street legal. THat would be the perfect amount of grunt for that bike on the street while keeping it looking like a Honda.
will1972rupp1
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Post by will1972rupp1 »

hi i just picked this 1972 cl70 up, i am not sure if i am going to fix it yet..

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montanaman
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Post by montanaman »

I think mine looked about the same, maybe worse. I would give it a shot. : ) It dosn't look all that bad, plus there is allot of good parts. How is the engine looking? I see that thing under where the seat goes, never new about that. Guess I need to buy another part. Damn!
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