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Did you end up finding some? I'm looking for some as well but didn't see any on Alibaba. Thanks!

You were totally right. The old seal must have had a metal center, covered in plastic. I pulled it out and the new one fit perfectly. Thanks for all the detail! One last question on this, what kind of sealant should I use on the backside to cover the screw that holds the metal clip that holds...

The original seal was metal? When I pulled it off, it was just like the new (plastic?) one. There is still some in the groove. I've tried scraping it out but it's slow going. Any tricks to clean it out?

Crankshaft seal Thanks everyone. I got it all put together. I haven't ordered a new key yet, but I will. I have another question about the crankshaft seal. I've attached a picture. Does it just sit over that hole with the open side up? Or do I flip it so the groove on the seal sits in the lip...

This is exactly what I needed! Thanks!

I recently picked up a 69-70 CT70. I opened up the flywheel and discovered it only had one coil. I bought a rebuild kit from CHP but it didn't come with any instructions. Without the original coil I'm not sure about the connections. There is a green wire that looks like it goes from the top coil...

I am ordering a flywheel puller tool. It looks like most CT70 pullers are 27mm but my flywheel bolt is 17mm. How are these measured?

Thanks for the response. I guess "clown-prop" is subjective, as I feel like the stock bike looks a bit clowny. :36: My goal is to add taller tires and make it more like a CT90, considering much of the bike is already modified or non-OEM. I just liked the look of that silver swingarm with the...

Looking to dress up a CT70 that is in bad shape. Has anyone tried one of these +6 adjustable swingarms on a CT70? What length chain would it need? Any other things I should be worried about? Thanks!

Thank you so much. You are totally right on the last digit! After some adjustments in Photoshop I was able to see the last digit is a 3. So it's CT70E-197353. Does that tell you the year of the engine? Would the frame VIN be etched? Hopefully I will find that when I start stripping the paint.

Just picked up a Trail 70 but I'm not sure what year it is. It's been through the ringer and modified (non-original carb, no wiring/battery, etc.). I couldn't find a VIN on the frame, only etched on the engine. It reads: CT70E-19735S Any help identifying the year/model would be greatly appreciated.