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Thank you mickey 😊

My mum had one of these , mid to late 50's from New, it would've been light green 😂

Ahead of it's time. Get the car out to show us. So you worked on F1 cars as well. Wow

That was brilliant mate. Looking really nice. Love it.👍

Can you get it into 2nd gear, if so whats it go like then?

"Going down the Queens highway looking like a streak of lightening" Jasper Carrot,

That thing is spectacular

Ive got two orange pc50 k1s , doing exactly this job at mo!

I invested in the same set of Jis screwdrivers 😊

It shouldn’t be making that screaming noise

Totally enjoyed that. Brilliant mate.👍

Looks like you've cured it Mickey !!!...well done mate.

Nice one Mickey

Looking good.

My first vehicle was one of these, I had the blue one in 1974. Bit of a struggle going up the hill near Beckley, but think it went about 40 coming back down towards Islip. Petrol ration books in use when I first had it, far as I recall the tank was so small and mpg so high the tokens/tickets in the book were just a waste of paper.

Vamos arriba la hondita!!!... La mejor 50 cc en Uruguay.... eterna!!!!

Hope you had a good summer on it.

I had one of those, which says how old I am! It was a great little moped with 2 gears, which was very rare way back then.

'81',got my Ap then. 😊, 43 years ago - does it bother you right up to making your back teeth tingling they c all modern 50's 'mopeds'?.

Shims 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 non reqiured

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I had one (H reg) … my first ever bike 👍

Had one of those 34 years ago.. Nowadays they are too expensive..

Allen Milyard would be impressed with your hacksaw skills but he is on another leval😂

Wonder how many peeps are feeling STUPID,for getting rid of a classic like that when they were young.?.😊....

I had to cut mine down Mike...allowing a small gap to let grease through.

Excellent. These videos are a real help

Nice one Mickey looks like a standard piston to me which is 42mm plus Honda will always stamp oversize on piston Crown. Can't think what piston to ring is tbh. If you find out let me know

I bought a PC 50 in 1982 ....for the princely Sum of £5.. it needed a new front wheel....£3 from a Breakers it was happy at a constant 25 mph. it's predecessor the P50 was not as robust as the PC 50. Nice Video..thank you

Yes!

You have just made a big mistake the correct drivers are in the toolkit provided 😢

I used to own a PC25 and a PC50. They are interesting vehicles.

This is my evening sorted! Just bought a PC50 myself, same colours and all. Looking forward to restoring and using it!

What fuel are you using ?

Hi Mickey, picking up a Blue 1978 model up tomorrow morning, lovely paint, good chrome, etc and the seat looks brand new. Bike is very clean/tidy and looks like it had a resto not long ago and bike has all original indicators, lights and switches/gauges look fresh, though it does have an aftermarket brake reservoir which is Black instead of opaque but at least it is a circular one with the screw off cap so keeping with the style of the OEM one. Carbs rebuilt and vapor blasted, engine turns over great with good compression. Needs absolutely nothing bar a bit of wiring in the headlight needs re-connecting and battery putting back on. Got it for £1800 - Well made up.

where can i get caburretor set for this model please

please help me get caburettor type of this model.please i have this bike with completely removed caburrettor and its hard to get here in Africa.kindly reply!

That should be the 25cc version my dad had one of those. The 32cc version was grey and came in a special heavy duty frame.

Anyone know what oil i should use in a honda pc 50 and if what bramds do you recommend

Very nice restoration. This was the first bike I ever owned. I was 15 years old, that was back in 1970. It cost me £12.

Is there something rubbing?

Love the look of these bikes.😀

Bad luck Mike. We have all been there but it’s part of the fun of riding old stuff sometimes. My Raleigh RM6 has a habit of turning off its petrol tap when I have to pedal assist on steep hills. I refuse to admit it’s user error! Keep up the riding small bikes. In our local club we have a saying, “fast enough to go places, slow enough to see them”

Hello Mike...that's a shame the NSU let you down half way round the run, yes i'd go along with the condensor breaking down diagnosis as well...being a hot day probably not helping matters either, hopefully i'll make the next run or we'll just have our own little ride out sometime.

These Quicklys were an excellent Moped the Honda Cub c100 50 cc knocked them out of the small bike market.

Loved mine blew it up so many times must have been a 300cc by the time I sold it

replace piston ring valvle seal

Who needs big bikes, this is ace