Honda "Cub" EZ90, 1993

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These little 90cc Cub's were awesome little trail and play bikes. It's sad that at some point the sales must have gone down enough that Honda quit importing them. They sure were fun!

[@nathanyoung6658]

Mine has been sitting for 10 years. Serviced the top end and just got it running today. Awesome bikes

[@haripermana9407]

Must be inside a museum now😄, really hard to get parts

[@chubztubby6968]

I got one this last summer and they are awesome and good for going for cruise. :)

[@LegereBen]

If they came out with the cub again I would buy 2

[@MrLink1701]

They still make the Cub, but it's usually not available in the US. Try Japan or maybe South Korea,

[@MEANMUGRACING]

you don't see those around anymore!!!

[@mikecast89]

I have one. Do you know where I can find a piston

[@aaronsanchezz]

Are these really worth 4000?

[@blkbird98ta]

How fast are they

[@MrWeasel1984]

i want one

[@miguelsosa191]

Esta diponible

[@miteymitecoach]

I have one!!!!!

[@ShawnSmoak]

Awesome! These bikes are becoming quite rare.. Sure are fun!
Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@robintaylor8450]

@@ShawnSmoak how do you start it dose it have a kick i just read a add and they said its automatic but you will have to push it to start it I never knew you could bush start a automatic bike are these different hope you don't mind me asking thanks 👍

[@smallblockchevy1022]

​ Is there a chance you could please give me a little information? I'm working on one of these right now that has a fuel supply issue. According to the design I suspect that they're not fully a gravity feed system? It's running as though fuel is just trickling into the bowl, so it runs well for a few seconds and then after that It starves for fuel from mid to full throttle. But after sitting again giving the bowl a chance to fill it runs perfect again for another few seconds. I inspected the tank, the petcock, took the carburetor apart and inspected all the jets and the float valve, and everything is immaculately clean. So again, I'm suspecting that it's not a purely gravity fed system, and that there's some sort of mechanism assisting in supplying fuel to the carb?I also noticed a little white plastic canister that's plumbed into the carburetor, I'm not sure what that's for either. I'd really appreciate any help or advice you could give me on this.
Please forgive any speech to text errors, thank you

[@gazzy555joker6]

They aren't worth the price they are going for even though they're rare