Parts and repairs for the CL72
Honda’s history identifies the Dream CL72 Scrambler as a 1962 model. The fork seal and petcock gasket also list CL77 applications separately, so choose by the complete model code and year.
Front-fork seals
The fork-seal set lists CL72 (1962). Check the installed fork and measure the seal before ordering.
Fuel petcock gasket
The fuel-petcock gasket lists CL72 (1962) and CL77 (1966). Match the model code and gasket outline to the tap being serviced.
Kickstarter joint spring
The kickstarter-joint spring lists CL72 (1962). Check its position in the joint assembly during service.
Choosing parts for the CL72
Honda introduced the Dream CL72 Scrambler in 1962. CL77 is a separate model code; do not carry one model’s fitment across to the other.
The gasket also lists CL77 (1966); the featured fork seal and joint spring list CL72 (1962). Use each part’s own application.
Compare fork dimensions, gasket outline or spring position with the installed component before ordering.
Reference: Honda Global history, 1962 Dream CL72 Scrambler.
Building a custom CL72?
For universal handlebars, grips, mirrors or adaptors, measure the mounts and check cable reach and clearance through the full steering sweep. Universal accessories are not confirmed direct-fit replacements.
PartsNMore support for your repair
When asking for fitment help, include the model year, full model designation and a clear photo or reference number for the part.
Honda CL72 Parts questions
Does the fork-seal pair fit the CL72?
The application includes the 1962 CL72. Verify the dimensions and fork configuration on your motorcycle.
Is the petcock gasket for the CL72 or CL77?
The product application includes the 1962 CL72 and separately lists the 1966 CL77. Choose by the model code and year.
Will the kickstarter joint spring fit the 1962 CL72?
Yes, the current product application includes the 1962 CL72. Check the spring location in the kickstarter joint.
Can I treat CL72 and CL77 applications as interchangeable?
No. They are distinct model codes. Match the part’s own application and the code on your motorcycle.