I have 2 CT70s. Between the two, I will have a roller. I’ve never restored anything before but what a great way to get into it with such a simple bike.
I recently saved a CT70H K0. It is complete, but the frame is bent. It is the Pearl Blue with a hand clutch. Hoping to find a frame one day for it. Bucket list thing now! LOL!
Hi Club, If you mean CT70 I use Rocky Mountain ATV for OEM and they have a surprising amount of Honda OEM parts still available. If it is not" in stock" and is listed as something that can be ordered from Honda I have found it is 50/50 if it is still available. From there you need to go to eBay, Dr ATV, CHP Motorsports and others you can find recommended on forums and RUclips. Hope that helps.
You keep mentioning that you source parts from "Dr ATV", I can't find their website. Could you please provide it. Also, you mention "plating" bolts or sending things out to be cleaned....love to know what process is behind these terms? I.E. vapor honing or sand blasting? Love your videos!
Hi. I guess DR ATV is really Beatrice but for some reason I am having trouble bringing the site up?. Don't ask me why? Caswell has plating kits and the one i show in my videos is the "copy cad" kit as far as the vapor honing it is the process I use if i can't just clean the cases up. Have fun.
I have 2 CT70s. Between the two, I will have a roller. I’ve never restored anything before but what a great way to get into it with such a simple bike.
I’ve been waiting for another! Love seeing your videos, enjoy your day
I Will! I'm buzzing down the CT70 frame today.
Thank You
I recently saved a CT70H K0. It is complete, but the frame is bent. It is the Pearl Blue with a hand clutch. Hoping to find a frame one day for it. Bucket list thing now! LOL!
I still have my ct70 it was the first bike I ever had great bike!!
I like your collection looks like my collection. your videos are good keep them coming buddy! Merry Christmas
It keeps growing. The Honda ATCs take up more space? I don't like that.
@@JTSCUSTOMS they do ,while im thinking of it on the foot pegs weld in some heav duty washers for the ct70.
@@cajuncycleresto8738 Great Idea! That's a good fix.
Hi, do you mind to share which website selling original Honda st70 parts.
Hi Club, If you mean CT70 I use Rocky Mountain ATV for OEM and they have a surprising amount of Honda OEM parts still available. If it is not" in stock" and is listed as something that can be ordered from Honda I have found it is 50/50 if it is still available. From there you need to go to eBay, Dr ATV, CHP Motorsports and others you can find recommended on forums and RUclips. Hope that helps.
@@JTSCUSTOMS Tks for the information
How was that tail light lens not broken.
It was OEM Honda?
Hi, well done .
Best solvent to use for removing fork grease?
Anything like that I use the parts washer. Just a regular Harbor Freight or Summit brand filled with Mineral Spirits.
You keep mentioning that you source parts from "Dr ATV", I can't find their website. Could you please provide it. Also, you mention "plating" bolts or sending things out to be cleaned....love to know what process is behind these terms? I.E. vapor honing or sand blasting? Love your videos!
Hi. I guess DR ATV is really Beatrice but for some reason I am having trouble bringing the site up?. Don't ask me why? Caswell has plating kits and the one i show in my videos is the "copy cad" kit as far as the vapor honing it is the process I use if i can't just clean the cases up. Have fun.
Do a z50…….
I just came across a 1977 Honda XR75 but not a Z50 yet.
Why don’t people wash there projects before they try to restore them
to rebuild the motor . parts labor ect ect , what was the bill more or less
I'm really guessing here but $80-$1000
@@JTSCUSTOMS ok thank you