Description
This 192 page, Honda 1961-1968 C72 C77 CS72 CS77 CB72 CB77 Service Manual is an authorized reproduction of the original service manual, printed by Honda. The photos in this manual are dark, due to Honda’s printing quality but this is the same book you will get from your local dealer. The photo shown may differ from the cover that you receive as Honda seems to change them out from time to time.
This Honda 1961-1968 C72 C77 CS72 CS77 CB72 CB77 Shop Manual contains general data and information, and procedures relative to motorcycle maintenance, over-haul and repairs for the models covered by Honda 250 and Honda 300 equivalent to Model C72 C77, CB72CB77, CS72 CS77. Therefore, information in this manual will be suitable instruction for servicemen and mechanics of Honda to assist them to efficiently service and repair these machines. Now, in this case, mechanical arrangement means to repair a motorcycle when it is out of order and restore it to the ordinary state as well as to prevent it from any trouble by periodically inspecting the motorcycle. The contents of this book are divided into five chapters, including main standards, disassembly-assembly, construction, wiring diagram and trouble shooting. Each chapters are separated into sections. Disassembly-assembly (the 2nd chapter) is divided into 2 sections-Engine and Frame. The section of Engine is described both model C72-77, CB72-77, but that of Frame is done only for model CB72-77. In regard to the Frame of model C7277, please refer to the previously published Shop Manual for Honda 125-150. An effort has been made to produce a manual avoiding fundamental principle and theory by explaining the actual mechanism.
Honda 1961-1968 C72 C77 CS72 CS77 CB72 CB77 Service Manual Motorcycle Coverage
Honda 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968 C72 C77 CS72 CS77 CB72 CB77 Motorcycles
Honda 1961-1968 C72 C77 CS72 CS77 CB72 CB77 Motorcycle Service Manual Table of Contents
MAINTENANCE STANDARDS C72 CS72 CB72 CB72v
MAINTENANCE STANDARDS C77 CS77 CB77
DISASSEMBLY & ASSEMBLY
CONSTRUCTION
ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT
TROUBLE SHOOTING
