Change the oil in a vintage Honda CB100

I've had this bike for a while and have decided it's time for an oil change as I've not done that yet on this bike. so here we go.
first, it helps to have a service manual... for capacities and torque specs

Step 1 Drain the oil

Comments

[7070x]

Broomm broomm !

That's how us here rev, of course with aftermarket exhaust, when we meet with other CB 100 riders. Yours is a sweet retro classic style! Is that restored now?
Mine below is going on some serious engine swap. Actually, I am replacing the cylinder head with Honda GL Pro Series, trying to get 156cc. Picked up the bike for Rp 2 million or US$220. still lots to invest on the project.

[Beemer007]

I'm planning to get a 100cc bike soon. Thanks for the info.

[2 stroke]

is that an after market air filter

[josh]

yes. It's a K&N, I swapped out the carb with a different one to test some things and it didn't fit with the stock aircleaner setup.

[2 stroke]

i am getting a 2001 Kawasaki KE 100 2 stroke should do 75 mph after i put a smaller rear sproket how fast is your bike on wide open throttle

[da winksta]

I have the same bike only with the red accents instead of blue. 1972 CB100.
Thanks for the instructable, ive changed the oil a bunch of times but didnt know there was a filter in there!
So why did you remove the clutch cover?

[josh]

I removed the clutch cover to inspect the clutch and clean the centrifugal oil filter.

[cokecola]

Nice bike, it looks like a 75 or 76.
My Dad had a Honda CL100 that looked alot like the CB. He bought it in 1970 for $410 and sold in 3 years ago for 750.