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I did check some bikes today to see what carbs they had... 1977- bikes 1-5 533A 1977- bike 6 aftermarket/ 1977 model 2 of the bikes was bought new/ 1978 they changed style of carbs / 1978- PB 37B I did change this carb once/ 1979- PB 37A this bike was bought new/ 1980- PB 37B/ 1981- PB 37B/...

1983- PB 16A / 1984- PB 12E / 1985- PB 12E these are the numbers that are on mine, since I didn't buy them new I am not sure if anyone has changed them over time, I have seen a 1985 with a PB 16A before, I wonder too what is correct.

This chart is a good one from Dezdan Made by Dezdan (dezdan@gmail.com) for lilHonda.com

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Yeah started with a frame, used some parts that I had, this is how it turned out so far, missing headlight, speedo, chain guard and other parts, I will change shocks, seat etc..., still have lots of work to go.

Yeah original paint

1970 K0 The goal today was to get it rolling, lots of work ahead.

1979 Honda CT70

Here is one for the US. HONDA EL EM EMS ES EW EX HT Fuel Tank Meter 17505-898-623

I seen one at mid ohio vintage days swap meet it was on a little honda bike, looks good on a CT70.

There Is things to work on if I ever get any time.

1991 Honda CT70

My first thoughts was buy the bike you can always get another wife. As I think about it she might ask for it in the divorce. jk Nice Bike.

Looks like they done a great job on them.

Changing handlebar grips on some of the other Honda bikes today.

Missing the Engine Run Stop Off Kill Light Hi Lo Switch

Pulled a 1976 model frame from parts to tinker with, still in parts building not complete yet.

1991 CT70 with a few more miles.

1977 Honda CT70 changed out a few parts gas tank, gas lines, headlight, front signal lights and seat.

1977 CT70 Riding In The Creek