Classic Elegance on Two Wheels: The Timeless 1964 Honda CA77 Dream
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Welcome to our video about the iconic 1964 Honda CA77 Dream! In this episode, we take a closer look at one of the most beloved motorcycles of the 1960s, known for its sleek design and smooth ride.
This particular CA77 Dream is a true classic, with its original parts and gorgeous red and white color scheme. It's powered by a 305cc, 4-stroke, twin-cylinder engine that delivers a maximum of 28 horsepower and a top speed of around 90 miles per hour.
We'll go over some of the key features of this bike, including its telescopic front fork, hydraulic rear suspension, and reliable drum brakes. We'll also take it for a spin on some scenic roads to see how it handles on the open road.
Whether you're a longtime fan of vintage motorcycles or a newcomer to the world of two-wheeled transportation, the Honda CA77 Dream is sure to impress. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride!
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Thanks for the memories! My first bike was a new black 150 Dream in about 1963. I loved that bike and my future wife and I traveled many miles with her until Uncle Sam came calling in 1965. I don't know what happened to that bike, but it was gone when I came home one time after VN.
They are such great bikes. Thanks for watching.
I used to think those were goofy looking, but they've really grown on me in the last couple years. Now I wanna add one to my garage.
I want the complete 305 set. Dream, SuperHawk and Scrambler. I have the first two.
Same here although I'm still battling with those front mudguards.
PS. We may share other similarities - like first and possibly last names 😊
Nice motorcycle. I have a 1964 305 Dream that I got while in junior high school. I’ll be 73 next month. The bike has 11,000 miles on it and I started it last month for the first time in probably 50 years. Honda sure knows how to build them. Mine is also red.
What a great story. Thanks for sharing. These bikes were so well built. Thanks for watching.
I just bought a 1964 Dream. Love it
1966 on my 16th birthday I bought a new one for $399.00. I rode that bike to work in the summers. 22 miles each way in central Pennsylvania. Never had a problem with it. When I joined the USMC at 20 I sold it. I ended up in Japan and bought a 350 Honda scrambler and rode it daily for a year.
That’s awesome. Such great motorcycles. Thanks for watching.
I had a white one just like this one. Loved it .
So much fun. Thanks for watching
First transportation in high school loved it it was a good bike
Such an iconic motorcycle. You were definitely too cool for school. Thanks for watching.
That's my dream since I'm 8 yrs old now I'm 25 finally I have it..
Thats awesome. They are such great motorcycles. Thanks for watching.
I used to have a BSA c15. It broke down constantly. My cousin had a Honda Dream. It went on and on and on. It never broke down.
Such a great bike. Thanks for watching.
They are truely beautiful bikes. I like your keeping the original unrestored look.
They are awesome and they ride so good. I believe they are only original once. Thanks for watching!
My first bike was a red Honda 160 Dream. Beautiful, smooth, classy. Loved the slanted forward twin design. Later, the similar 1980 Suzuki GS450S became my forever-ride.
That’s awesome. Thanks for watching.
1950s, early 60s European style, the fenders keep the water off of your legs better than the modern stuff. The 305cc Dream was a nice medium-sized touring bike.👍
So much fin to ride. Thanks for watching
Had one as a teen . Got from my brother. Problem in too gear, it felt like the chain was slipping but it was something in the transmission. Dad took it to the shop and they said it was fine. To this day, I think my dad was lying to me because the cost to repair would have been high. Wish he could have been straight with me because I felt he AND the shop let me down. I could have lived with the truth.
Such great bikes. Thanks for watching.
I had a 1966 Honda CA78 20 years ago I brought back to running condition and sold it. I am now in my 70's and I found one close by that is a lot rougher than my first one but I can't wait wait to get it going as the engine sounds good after carb rebuild. Can't wait to ride it as I gather up parts!
Awesome. I put 6,000 miles in mine the first year I had it. Rode it every day(weather permitting). It makes friends every where it goes. Thanks for watching.
lovely looking machine - you can see how some of the construction techniques of the frame were used in other models such as the cub - love it !
Definitely, stamped steel frames! Thanks for watching.
It’s beautiful!
Sure is! Thanks for watching.
I have two 1966 Dreams. Haven't finished restoring the 2nd bike yet, but getting everything ready. Honda knocked it out of the park with these bikes. Looking forward to more vids.
I agree Honda did a great job with these. Thanks for watching
My brother has one of these has owned it since 1980
WOW!!! Thats awesome!!! Thanks for watching!
YESSS!! Finally! Love the dream, can not wait for more! What a great concept for a video series. Hope I learn some things about the dream as I want to buy one (when i get more room) some day. Will be fun to watch peoples reactions to the bike later.
Finally it gets some well deserved time in the spotlight. I am looking forward to seeing if “you meet the nicest people on a honda”.
@@motorcyclerewind just another idea, maybe go on a moto camping trip too! I see other guys rough it on super cubs and its always fun to watch. Take care be safe!
Just picked up my 1st Dream! Can't wait for Spring!
Awesome. Fortunately for us in the south springs gets here early.
Handle bar switches on this motorcycle are of two different sizes. Left hand switch is from Baby dream.
Wow!!! That’s a good eye. They must have been changed sometime in its life. Thanks for sharing.
Super dreamy. I like the riding montage - looking forward to seeing all the nice people you find.
Thanks. I am so excited about the kindness experiment.
Where did you get your parts from? Im having a hard time finding aftermarket parts. I can't even seem to find a proper service manual.
I have one now.The only difference is we have winkers and lower handle bars.mine is a 1964 one.
Such a great motorcycle. I out 6,000 miles on this one in one year. Rode it everywhere. This one is a 64. I wish I had the winkers. They weren’t required when they were imported.
How do you like the jump from first to second gear, on my 67 Dream it seems like a stretch. I love riding it, I just wish the roads were a little smoother by me. I’m dreading taking the front fork apart, you didn’t make it sound easy. Thanks for posting this video 😊
Never noticed the shifting. Good luck with the front end. Thanks for watching.
Beautiful bike
Thanks. I couldn't agree more!
I want to hear the bike, not music.
Ok. Send me an email and I will send you the raw video. Thanks for watching.
Got one for Christmas (used) 1968. Loved it but hit hard times and let it go in 81. I ride a 1997 Shadow ACE 1100 cruiser for the last 20 year but it's getting too heavy (647lbs). I'm 75 now and don't want to quit riding altogether but not interested in long distance riding anymore. But I'm seriously thinking of finding another 305 dream so I can ride locally. It weighs half of my bike lol. Mine was just like that , red. Nice.
That would be awesome and it’s really comfortable. Thanks for watching.
I Have a Dream looking for a good home.
My Dad had a Scrambler of the same year. It got stolen before he could make his second payment. One of these days I hope to find one and fix it up.
I have a friend that has loads of them. What condition are you looking for?
@@motorcyclerewind I need to get my CB360 running before the wife will let me get another. But when I do it needs to be a complete bike. I started with a pile of parts on this one and it's taken longer than expected because I didn't realize small stuff was missing or non-functional until it was too late.
It's a 1964 Honda 300... Motorcycle need pictures both sides......
Elegance? You must be joking
Coming from a guy that thinks yellow forks look good..
sorry but i have to say this. Nice bike - you tell a story - you say we go for a ride - i am excited - you grab the starter - and - shitty music - shitty music the whole ride. not a single tone from the engine. shame on you!
Thanks for your feedback.