1970 Honda Other

Rebuilt, Rebuildable & Reconstructed

Bought this 5 years ago, as a basket case, I was using it for traveling up and down the logging trail here in the Poconos did the following to the bike carb kit and gaskets for carb Stripped and repainted entire bike. took down engine, new piston and rings new valves, valve guides new OHC chain (over head cam) new seat cover New rear tail light and bulb New Front bulb. cleaned out and treated tank cleaned all of the cables and connections lights work, checked out trans, clutch and gears I disassembled forks and cleaned them up It has a 6 volt battery with it, If you need a new one some day, get a "security light 6 volt" works fine when needed. Runs good, starts easy some day it will need a muffler, and a battery. NO TITLE Great Pit bike and so much fun, this has a DUAL RANGE TRANSMISSION and NO CLUTCH. so to shift, just move the foot shift lever and that activates a small internal clutch allowing smooth and easy shift.. To change to HI Range, just stop the bike, put it in neutral, move the leaver on the gear box to HI RANGE. Than your good to 45 -50 on the road. Weight of the bike is probable about 125lbs, handle bars fold flat so it can be transported in a car trunk, Gas is easily drained through a tube from the Carb bowl for transport. This little Honda can jump stumps, in low range setting, you can walk besides this bike in 1st gear. Because of the low seat height, small people can ride this. I have ridden this little bike up creek beds and deer paths. Since it is a older bike, most people remember this little bike as their favorite and their first bike. If you wish to completely restore this bike, all parts are available through specialty Honda people that specialize in Honda 90's for example, new carb is $35.00 or $25 on Ebay.. mufflers, pipes cables, bulbs etc. This bike is still made for the Australian Post Office. To make this a super clean bike, , it is 95% there, needs the rims cleaned, chrome polished, and cosmetic work. Odometer says 11K but I don,t think it is that high as it fells tight. I am seeing this bike in this condition selling for $1,000 plus and you will NEVER lose money on this bike., just resell it for more.