Working on the 1977 Honda xl75...

In this video, we work on the 1977 Honda xl75. We respoke the rear rim, installed new tube and new used tire, install the pegs and some new parts. We cleaned up the wiring and got the bike already to go. Made a mistake on the chain size so we couldn't take it for a ride, but got the correct length of chain and a few other parts coming in to finish it up. I hope you enjoyed this video and I'll catch you next time.

[@grahamellis29]

One for sale near me in BC Canada for $350, missing a muffler, but i think ill go pick it up 😎 thanks for the videos!

[@timothyboyd7266]

I had a 1979 xl 75 wen I was a teenager moons ago. I had a blast on it

[@AlexanderLanderman]

Been looking at buying one. Nice seeing this video and having a better understanding of the bike

[@scrgarage1530]

Glad my video could help! Did you happen to get one?

[@maphyous228]

I like your Wok oil pan. Cool Bike!

[@scrgarage1530]

Thanks! I really enjoy this bike and wok works good for catching oil 😆

[@gesseyatchison1040]

Can you fix my bike exactly the same bike

[@mad-mason0319]

I need help with mine. how EXACTLY do you have you coil hooked up because I'm confused on mine. do you have the rotor going straight to the coil? I assume so. how do you have the ground hooked up? that's what I don't get. the main body of the coil is ground (I think) if so then having the coil bolted to the frame would mean it has constant ground and it would spark uncontrollably.