Stew's CT70 Thread

MICRider · 05-28-2011, 04:09 PM

I finally got my old CT loaded up on my pa's Sonoma and it's headed for town. They're trying to clean up the acreage to sell it, so I figured I had best get it out of there before it ends up in the town dump

. In my youthful memory the bike was in a bit better shape than it is now. I have no doubt it's repairable though and it should make for a good project. I think the manufacturers date is 6/71, guessing that would make it a 72 model? I think it's going to take some time and $$$ to undo what time (and my big hammered repairs!) have done to it. Lol, wish me luck on getting an old friend back on the road

P.S. I just folded the bars down so that they wouldn't get bent in transport, looks a little goofy I know...
Edit: Looks like it's actually a 1971 CT70KO model. Thank's for the id link Jim

05-28-2011, 04:09 PM	#1
MICRider Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Alberta, Canada Posts: 3,274	Stew's CT70 Thread I finally got my old CT loaded up on my pa's Sonoma and it's headed for town. They're trying to clean up the acreage to sell it, so I figured I had best get it out of there before it ends up in the town dump . In my youthful memory the bike was in a bit better shape than it is now. I have no doubt it's repairable though and it should make for a good project. I think the manufacturers date is 6/71, guessing that would make it a 72 model? I think it's going to take some time and $$$ to undo what time (and my big hammered repairs!) have done to it. Lol, wish me luck on getting an old friend back on the road P.S. I just folded the bars down so that they wouldn't get bent in transport, looks a little goofy I know... Edit: Looks like it's actually a 1971 CT70KO model. Thank's for the id link Jim
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