1969 Honda CL175 k3 scrambler

[@StillWinding]

Sweet ride, bro.

[@rorkdrift4511]

thanks!

[@rorkdrift4511]

i just bought the same one!

[@grahamsound]

Cool, congrats! How's it running?

[@boblautenbach5308]

I just same one. How can tell the 1970 k3 from the 1969..I am trying to figure that out and it’s really hard to find marching tires…were you able to find matching 3.00 x 18 and 3.00 x19 tires?

[@grahamsound]

Shinko 244 tires work great. Not sure on identification. I think the serial number? (VIN)

[@rorkdrift4511]

does it have to be in neutral to start it? do you have to hold the clutch in?

[@grahamsound]

Neutral yes, clutch no

[@rorkdrift4511]

Can i ask were you got the gauges from those are pretty cool. also do you by any chance no if it will need the battery to start? thanks I subscribed.

[@grahamsound]

Make sure you get the right ratios. Tach is 7:1 and speedo is 2240:60 www.ebay.com/str/4into1motorcycleparts?_trksid=p2047675.m3561.l2563

[@grahamsound]

I'm pretty sure you do need the battery. Common-motor.com has lots of good stuff for these bikes. New condenser, points, coils, regulator/rectifier. All pretty cheap and easy to do.

[@rorkdrift4511]

@@grahamsound ok thanks! I will look into that. you should make a video of you driving it, like a top speed or something.

[@rorkdrift4511]

I took a risk and bough a none running one with compression and spark, and i am planning on restoring it.

[@grahamsound]

Cool. Its a really fun and easy bike to work on. All I can say is: hondatwins.net Have fun!