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Monday, November 10, 2025

When ONE BIG ADVENTURE is NOT ENOUGH….. 2.0 to N.Cal

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 The Devil made me do it! Masquerading as Mr. Bob Kelly, he has tempted me with new primary chains, then revealed the treasures of the Color...
Wednesday, October 29, 2025

MrHonda’s REALLY BIG adventure…

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 Having been in the “game” for over 50 years, I have bought and sold a lot of bikes and parts, done a lot of repair work and answered thousa...
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Monday, October 6, 2025

Mystery parts for the mysterious CE71

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 For those of you who have never even heard of the 1959 250cc Honda CE71, I’ll give you a quick overview here. Before there was a CB72-CB7...
Monday, September 29, 2025

Honda twin Engines: 1960-67 top to bottom

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 Honda forums and my inboxes are full of questions about various aspects of these engines, so I will attempt to answer the bulk of them here...
Friday, September 12, 2025

MrHonda is the X-man

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 Well, this was round two for this 1967 CL77 Scrambler with a 68+thousand serial number. We don’t know what the last CL77 serial number was...
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Monday, September 1, 2025

Unlikely Winner gets the win… Part 2

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 Tearing down the engine to install the crankshaft gave a chance to look at all of the parts that I had lovingly fitted together the first t...
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Unlikely Winner gets the win… Part 1

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 About 10 years ago, I sat down to transcribe my history with the Honda motorcycle brand, beginning in 1967 with my first motorcycle, a CL90...
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MrHonda (Bill Silver)
I've owned over 400 cars and motorcycles in over 50 years of driving and working on all types of cars and motorcycles. I was a service manager at a Honda shop and the transportation manager at the San Diego Zoo back in the 1980s. I am often available to do repair work on vintage Hondas from the 1960-1970s. I am on numerous Facebook forums relating to vintage Honda motorcycles in general. Author of "Classic Honda Motorcycles" and "The History of the Honda Scrambler" Digital downloads available for 250-305 Honda twins. See: www.vintagehonda.com for ordering information
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