1967 Honda Other

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This is a very nice example of a Sport Honda 90. This model was purchased in Japan by a service member and returned to the United States. It had been stored for years until recently and subsquently restored. Restoration included, new clutch, all cables, gas tank and air box painted with color match enamel single stage withour clear coat to match non-painted frame. A new head lamp and speedo, speedo glass was broken and the plastic headlamp. Fenders were painted as well to match original silver. US model had chrome fenders but Japanese model painted silver. Runs good, lights work. Came with 2 of the four signal lights, I placed honda reflectors in their place. 67 year motorcycles did not require signal lights therefore it is still street legal based on year of manufacture. New tires with retro tread pattern Shipping you are on your own. I am flexible on time of pick-up but the payment for the purchase needs to be prompt. Good Luck Reserve is reasonable for the condition of the motorcycle.On Feb-03-15 at 05:36:53 PST, seller added the following information: The speedometer reflects a shifting range in green that implies a 5th gear. This S90 only has 4 gears and the ranges on that scale are for Ego purposes only is my guess. On Feb-05-15 at 06:19:04 PST, seller added the following information: Prospective buyers need to understand that this is a Japanese domestice version of the S90 or Benly as it is called in Japan. It has a rotary transmission different from the US version. shift pattern Neutral-down-1st-2nd-3rd-4th if depressed again goes from 4th to 1st-2nd-3rd-4thSo, buyers understand this in not a defective transmission. It is the design for the Japanese market and caution when in fourth to know where your because a serious transmission damage will occur if continuing to accidentally upshift from fourth. There is a PDF from the vintage japanese motorcycle club I can provide and other resources to verify this note. On Feb-06-15 at 03:07:23 PST, seller added the following information: Dear Bidders I have made a mistake on the mileage reflected on the original speedometer. In order to maintain my integrity I must disclose my error. The mileage on the original speedometer was exactly 3,143.5 kilometers making the mileage reflected 1,428 US miles. I apologize for the error, I entered the add from memory and I should not have done that. My Integrity as a Christian could not allow me to disclose otherwise once I found the error. A lead bidder requested the speedometer reading which prompted me to look for it and it was discovered moments ago.