Intro to My Engine Swapped 1967 Honda CT90 Project Bike

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A few of you have noticed in the background of some of my other videos a Honda CT90 gathering dust. Well, let's talk about it. Tell you what I've done to it, how it currently sits, and what my future plans and hopes for it are.
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19 июл 2023

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Комментарии : 8

@Johnny-tc6tz 4 месяца назад

Love that front fender , Makes the bike look more off roadish If that's a word. Also think white makes the bike clean looking, don't see many ct-90 in white. I am going to take some of your ideas and use them on my next build. Great job.

@tommycullinan145 10 месяцев назад

Hey. Great video. Thanks for going into all the details. I’m working on a similar project with a Pirahna 140 and a 71 ct90 bike. I’m curious what throttle you used and how you set it up. Thanks again for all the vids.

@SpencerDesmarais 10 месяцев назад

Hey Tommy, my bars were the right size to go to a 7/8" universal throttle: amzn.to/45Uf87K . When I was doing the build originally I wasn't sure it'd all work out so I went for the cheapest throttle and grip set I could find haha. I didn't the internal throttle cable/slide in the process and in reality it's much smoother pull and returns shut much easier than the CT90 style throttle.

@The1stPistolSniper Год назад

Great video sir. I've been following your whole Grom build and have been inspired to kind of follow in the same footsteps (cause I actually like the beak on the front since it gives a more adventure bike vibe). What other plans do you have for your Grom as the most recent video I saw with the molle bags. My wife got me some saddlebags for the Grom and I had to ditch them after a month cause the tire put a hole in them. Got some smaller but waterproof and lockable storage from Walmart tonight so I'll see if I can install them once my mounting hardware comes in. Looking forward to the progress!

@SpencerDesmarais Год назад

Thanks for watching and glad I could help inspire you a bit! Up next on the grom is a fly screen or rally screen (have some Thai parts for that in actually), then fixing the floppy clutch feel with stiffer springs and 6 bolt basket and pressure plate, then it's a little up in the air. I want to swap levers, then do some aux lighting maybe. Good luck on your build and fitting the new cases!

@The1stPistolSniper Год назад

@@SpencerDesmarais Mahalos for the reply! I've got a whole laundry list of things that I'm wanting to do to my Grom but that also includes a new helmet and even a center stand. Looking forward to see what comes next!

@pantos2157 9 месяцев назад

What forks and triple clamp is that?? Was it hard to swap?

@SpencerDesmarais 8 месяцев назад

Forks and triple came from a 1975 CB125. There's a long list of Honda bikes with the same head stem dimensions that can be swapped. the CB125 was a nice and easy swap, though, and I got just a little bit of a longer length to match the longer suspension out back. I used that plus a CB100 front brake hub and smashed it all together to make it work! Same size as stock bearings on everything, I think I just had to play with some of the spacing and nuts on the very top triple stem nut to make sure I could get the right tension on the whole assembly.