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1966 Honda CL-77 Scrambler Restoration
#11
Nice Job!
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#12
(03-18-2019, 02:42 AM)will866_imp Wrote: Nice Job!

Indeed. I really do like the red frame. Wonderful labour of love.
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#13
Good job Thumbs Up
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#14
Yeah nice job! But more important, what happened to the beard?
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#15
(03-18-2019, 03:19 AM)Lord Popgun_imp Wrote: Yeah nice job! But more important, what happened to the beard?

Well, ya know? It did take two years? Smile
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#16
What, is that like Riker with beard and Riker without beard? Smile
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#17
(03-18-2019, 02:37 AM)EGAlvarez_imp Wrote: Sorry! I realized that I left you all hanging and never posted "after" pictures! Here she is...Enjoy!


This is a thing of beauty. Well done!
-Mike
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#18
Yeah, I shaved the beard and the wife and kids were like "Egads! WHO are you?" so I grew it back. I'll probably shave it again the morning of my 50th birthday later this year.

And no the bike did not take two years. The "after" pictures were taken that summer. The bike has moved to Maryland to the home of a gentleman that had the exact same bike as a young man 50 years ago!

I never really bonded with the Honda and I have a 1967 R60/2 that is my vintage sweetheart. She won first place in the German class two years ago at a local show...again beardless Big Grin
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#19
That looks like Utah in the background in the first pic. Maybe the Green or Colorado River.
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(03-18-2019, 04:23 AM)Frulk_imp Wrote: That looks like Utah in the background in the first pic. Maybe the Green or Colorado River.

You my good man know your stuff! That is in Moab, along the Colorado river. Give that man a prize! Clap
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