About the Honda CA77
Fuel-system and clutch service parts for the Honda Dream.
The CA77 Dream is one of Honda’s early 305cc twins, recognizable by its pressed-steel bodywork, leading-link fork and square headlight. This collection focuses on small service parts that can make a difference during a Dream restoration, from float-bowl hardware to a replacement steel clutch plate.
Build your Dream repair list
For carburetor work, start with the float or bowl drain screw. For tank maintenance, inspect the filler neck and cap seal. During clutch service, identify steel plates separately from friction plates and establish how many of each the job needs.
Model referenceHonda CA77 parts and year guide
The following years belong to the linked parts; they are not a production timeline or blanket fitment range.
CA77 · 1961
Carburetor float
An individual float for the listed carburetor application. Compare the float shape and hinge.
1961 CA77 carburetor floatCA77 · 1963–1969
Float-bowl drain screw
A bowl service item with its own year range. Match the thread and sealing seat.
CA77 float-bowl drain screwCA77 · 1961
Steel clutch plate
Sold individually. Use the plate profile and thickness when planning the clutch stack.
1961 CA77 steel clutch plateDetails that identify the applicationHonda CA77 identification checklist
Motorcycle identity
Keep CA77, CB77 Super Hawk and CL77 Scrambler distinct. A shared 305cc description does not confirm interchangeability.
Fuel-system components
Record carburetor markings and photograph the float bowl or tank filler neck. These details help identify changed assemblies.
Clutch components
Distinguish steel and friction plates; compare diameter, thickness and tang pattern.