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1966 Honda CL-77 Scrambler Restoration
#21
I floated and kayaked that stretch between Dewey Bridge and Moab a few times in my day. Little known factoid. Above Dewey bridge is a modern day ghost town called Cisco. Johnny Cash stopped there one day in his Cadillac and got gas. Wrote a song about it titled “Cisco Clifton’s Filling Station”. The light fixture Johnny probably stood under while paying for his gas is now in a friends den.
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#22
Beautiful job!
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#23
Yes, getting back to the Honda before the river pic derailed me. Very nice job saving an old horse from an ignoble end. As good as it looks I'm pretty sure I couldn't have parted with it. I'm fond of old Enduros. It's what I started riding on as a teen. CZ's and Jawa's to be exact.
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#24
CZ and Jawa... 175cc, 250cc and almighty Ogar 350cc/2 cyl = all are remembered Thumbs Up
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#25
Now you’re talking Frulk....my first dirt bike....1968 CZ250, bought new
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#26
Nice DV. CZ250 restored, or lots of ongoing care?
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#27
Beautiful restore job on that vintage CL77 EGAlvarez! If you decide to go into the restore business, l’ll send my 1967 CB77 to you. Big Grin
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#28
(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!

I have a Triumph shirt just like that, Union Jack on the back.
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#29
Not mine GO, somebody’s flawless restoration......I was 16 when I walked into Valerians 2-Cycle City in Westwood, Ca. On one side of the showroom was 15 brand new CZs, and on the other 15 brand new Husqvarnas.....I’ll NEVER forget that sight!
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