(05-27-2026, 07:40 AM)Gone in 60 Wrote: Interesting point, Tev. One way the Petersen acquires vehicles is donations from families who aren’t interested in Grandpa’s old car or motorcycle after he passes on.Good points Tev and Gone about syncing carburetors, double points, etc. As far as spare used parts, I collected many for my 1967 CB77 years ago before the parts price increased to outrageous prices as demanded today.
I used to ride “old” bikes from the 70s, but no longer have the patience to sync carburetors or go on treasure hunts for needle-in-a-haystack parts. I’m perfectly happy with my “modern classic” Honda, Triumph and Enfield. The casual observer assumes they’re really old anyway.
Recently someone asking about my CB didn’t believe me when I said it was a 2013.
In my stable:
2014 Honda CB1100 Standard
1967 Honda CB77 Superhawk
2014 Honda CB1100 Standard
1967 Honda CB77 Superhawk
