About the Honda CB77 Super Hawk
Carburetor rebuild parts and fuel-system seals for Honda’s 305 Super Hawk.
Honda identifies the CB77 as the 305 cc Super Hawk, introduced to the United States in 1961. It belongs to the early CB twin story alongside the smaller CB72, but that connection does not make CB72, CA77 Dream or CL77 Scrambler parts automatic substitutes.
Plan carburetor and fuel-cap restoration separately
The featured carburetor rebuild kit and float-bowl drain screw list CB77 1961–1968. The linked gas-cap seal lists CB77 1961 only. Those are product applications, not a claim that every CB77 component or every market follows the same dates.
Know your Honda CB77 Super Hawk before choosing partsModel and repair checkpoints
CB77 and related 305 models
Super Hawk, Dream and Scrambler names distinguish different motorcycles. Order by the explicit CB77 application and the part on your machine, not displacement alone.
Single-year versus multi-year entries
A 1961-only gas-cap seal listing cannot be broadened using the 1961–1968 carburetor-kit range. Compare each item’s application and the actual cap or carburetor.
Identify before orderingHonda CB77 Super Hawk identification checklist
- Confirm the CB77 frame and engine identification.
- Photograph carburetor markings and compare the kit pieces before dismantling.
- Check drain-screw thread and seat, and compare the gas-cap seal with the fitted cap.
Contact PartsNMore with the model year, frame and engine markings, and clear photos of the fitted component.
Model reference: Honda’s CB72 and CB77 history. Product applications are taken from the linked PartsNMore listings.