fixing up a 1971 cl70

My old dirt bike returns!
will1972rupp1
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Post by will1972rupp1 »

i also picked up this rusty 1967 Bonanza Bc1300 mini bike here is a picture of Hoss from Bonanza ridding the same one back in 1967

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montanaman
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Post by montanaman »

Very nice! is that the same one that is in the picture with the CL70? it looks great!
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Do you know were you can find these parts? like the air cleaner itself, and the air cleaner cover #5? I cant seem to find these anywere.
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Smithers
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I would just make one.
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I got dibs on a CL70 kickstand from one of those parts bikes! :D

I removed mine when I was a kid for performance reasons. I would ride the countryside and up and around mountains. The kick stand would drag on the sides when I would scrape my knee too. So it had to go. I put it somewhere but I haven't been able to find it in years so I give up looking.
will1972rupp1
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hi i sent you a pm about the kickstand.. remember ill have too ship it so make me an offer shipped, thanks will
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well i just got all my bits back from being glass beaded last night for my head, it takes a long time when you don't have too pay too get work done.. (thanks too my buddy Dave)..

ill be putting the head on tonight, i read you have too have a battery too get spark, i this true????
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Yes Sir, no battery, no spark. How is the coil and spark plug wire looking?
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well the spark plug wire looks good, i have too rebuild the carb & install the motor, & i guess have too buy a battery, so i can get it running.. thanks will
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Post by montanaman »

Hey Will, those batteries are pretty cheap. I think I got mine for $15-$20, but since there is know magneto, it needs to keep a good charge. You can put a magneto on it, but I have been told it work just fine the way it is if keeps a good charge.
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Post by will1972rupp1 »

magneto? my stater plate has both the coils on it..
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Post by Smithers »

Just go buy a lantern battery from WalMart or somewhere and go fire that thing up! :D Ok I'm just impatient.... probably not a good idea.

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i took these wheels off this ct110 & took all the spokes out & the black hubs,
then i took the wheels off my parts bike & took all the spokes out, too get the hubs out , then i polished the hubs & used the ct110 spokes & chrome rings & re spoke'd them, i have too buy new tires, got my motor done, just have too bolt it in & buy a new battery, its going too have too wait, i am low on cash..

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Post by Smithers »

Good thinking! Looks great.
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Post by montanaman »

Good work Will, looks great. I did the same to mine, my hands are still cramping up from all the polishing.
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