@@HagertyI have a ct7o and would love a copy of the info manuel that you made to help you.anyway I can get a copy Ian Cameron 24410 calvin Dearborn Mi 48124
*DAVIN* (and DAD Bud!) Truly wonderful stuff with this one, some of it even falling amongst the "lifetime" category perhaps! Even before this series became "Redline Rebuild", you could tell in earlier episodes that Hagerty had the makings of a winner with Davin (and with Tom!). This series has now dang near perfected itself and now I hope the team and Davin stick together to bring us MANY more projects like this one! I'll say it again - *best dang series of its' type anywhere* Looking forward to the next one, - Ed on the Ridge
Camera and editing crew deserves a huge congratulations David. Enjoy the stop action with the parts moving and the vintage add voice overs. Truly a great team effort. Keep the videos coming.
Great work Davin, another restoration checked off! The editing is insane and it's nice to see a variety of projects, not just necessarily cars. Keep them coming
"Some don't believe in growing old" This quote can't be more appropriate. Watching Davin having fun with this iconic machine after all of this fantastic job will just *never* age.
That was really an outstanding build on a relatable Icon. So happy to see one restored the correct way !!!! Thanks so much for this one !! I am headed to the garage to work on the 2008 Mustang Bullitt. Mike Fifer
This guy is more skilled, than McGyver. He is awesome. Give him a time and he can repair or rebuild everything from car and motorcycles to space ship. No matter 4stroke, 2stroke, diesel or petrol...INSANE skills. I love this.
What an incredible series of videos on the Trail 70. Thank you taking us along on this rebuild! I had a Honda QA 50 and a older friend had the Trail 70 back in the early "1970s" this really brought back a lot of memories! Thanks again!
I am the grandson & son of original owners of Sandusky Motor Parts & the original dealer & seller of that Honda CT 70. We couldn’t be happier to see that bike still bringing joy happiness so may years later. We are also happy to see you restored our dealership sticker to pass down with the history of this bike for many more years to come. From the Ellis Family THANK YOU Raymond Ellis lll Ellis Family Motorcycle & ATV Repair Im sure Dad & Grandpa are looking down proudly 🙏 🙏
I swallowed my tongue, no words. Perfect hands and video editing. I love your channel, although I am from Russia, but I have never seen such high-quality content. Thank you from my soul that you and your channel are Super !!!
They should have had Davins Mom stop him before he started riding the bike Mom - “I told you NO Davin” Davin - “aahh Mom. All the other kids are doing it…”
I absolutely HATE those side covers with the Phillips screws. Why dont they just use a 10mm???? I’ve rebuilt several bikes. Almost all of them have the side Phillips screws stripped. And when you go to remove them, they all strip out
I had one of those as a kid. Loved it! Mine was a 4 speed, which I was told was rare. Too bad I sold it what feels like eons ago, Best of luck with it. Cheers!
Is it just me or did he look like he was having more fun riding that Honda 70 than he did when he was riding Fonzie's motorcycle? Then again there are more Honda 70's out there, you break Fonzie's motorcycle and you will never live it down.
Yeah... slightly more stress involved with the Fonzie bike! Plus, you gotta "be cool" when you're on the Fonzie bike. Whereas on the Trail 70, child-like smiles and giggles are perfectly acceptable! 😂
That's some fantastic video editing work. No small feat. Awesome job on the restoration and you captured the pure joy of riding a motorcycle. Wish more people would ditch the brick and get on two wheels.
Always living for the time lapse and first start! Memories coming back, I brought two of these back from Japan in 1989 after service in the Marines. I drove these little bikes all over Iwakuni. Lots of fun. You always do a super attention to detail, job.
This puts such a smile on my face. My first motorcycle was a Honda Z50 passed down to me from my mother. I think it may finally be time to bust into my dad's garage, bring it to my house, and get her ready to roll when my daughter gets old enough. Cheers guys!
This is one of the most beautiful, satisfying, lovingly filmed things I've seen in ages and ages. The camera work on the time lapse & stop motion segments was 😗👌
I'm heading to my shop in a few minutes . I'm in the middle of building a hopped up V10 Viper engine . a 466E Heui International and a 3TNV88 Yanmar . Waiting on parts for all three . Really enjoyed the Trail 70 rebuild , looks like you had a good time with it .
Просто невероятно как преобразился этот gasoline bike. Всë настолько досконально было реставрировано что теперь эта хонда теперь новая. Невероятно талантливо и красиво! You the best
Супер реставрация! А качество съемки и монтажа вообще поражает. Вашими видео наслаждаюсь, часто пересматриваю просто для удовольствия. Hello from Russia 👍
This is my third time watching this video. I love it! The advertising voiceover in the background with the music suited this restoration perfectly. This one, and the Ford Flathead V8 are the ones I keep watching over and over.
I’m restoring my 1969 Honda Dax ST70 and your videos really helped me . Fantastic videos and work 👍👍 exceptional eye for detail and Thank you . Hi from Brisbane Australia 🇦🇺 😀
I have a Honda 1993 750 a night Hawk midnight blue with only 2000 miles on it. Unfortunately, I was struck by a bad back not long after buying it. So I couldn’t take it for long rides. Beautiful bike. I must admit, I liked my 86 Yamaha 650 Maxima better. You could get it off in the dirt and gravel and power it on and slide sideways whipping it back-and-forth and it would stay upright like a dirtbike. Before that I had a Kawasaki 400 street bike. I once rode it up a little dirt runoff channel in the hillside and that damn bike swapped end-for-end, flipped over and rode me all the way down the hill. Ahh, Those were the days! I miss riding so bad. The main Reason I brought this up is because is because I Believe that bikes like this one which kids could ride, which inspired a lot of kids to go on to buy full size motorcycles later in life. For myself it was the mini-bikes that I saw when I was five years old which made me want to get a real motorcycle. They were actually in the SEARS catalog at the time under the Mojave brand. Anyway, I dreamed of having a motorcycle time I was little… my parents got me a Kawasaki Trail 90 in 1971. I was very lucky.
I was 12/13 in the very early 70’s and knew another kid who had one of these and I wanted one sooo bad. This is so cool, super job on the restoration. I forgot all about these. I’m in my mid 60’s now and if I could find one, I’m sure would cost an arm and leg, it would be cool to share with one of my grandsons, na, I’d keep it for myself.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Oh…Honda stopped making the 4-speed in '73, so it's a 3-speed semi-auto (no clutch :( ). My only experience was an HK0 (4-speed & manual clutch) and I wouldn't want a CT70 any other way, unless I get a 5 or 6-speed to fit.
It looks like some of the 6 and 8mm fasteners were upgraded to stainless. No? I have a '72 CB175 K6 SS that I'm wondering whether to get the fasteners re-plated or upgrade where I can to stainless. Really enjoyed this build, it looks like Davin did too. Thanks for sharing and great camera work!!!
That is a sight to behold! One of my favorite little bikes from back in the day. Davin, you are a masterful restorationist!!! I've enjoyed so much happiness watching this build. 💜
I have a 2007 Honda XR650R. Basically new! A month after I got it I found out I’d be a father. The two were correlated? And its MINE! Can’t sell it, some kid might get it dirty!
I'd like to say I know what you did there, but it was all a blur to me. *Great job.* Btw, I'd love to see a nut/bolt restoration series of a 70' W30 442 with the his/hers Hurst shifter; a car I once had then sold [grrr]. You don't have anything like that on your channel, but it sure would be nice! :)
just home from Michigan and Traverse City, for some reason I thought TC was some small sleepy village, my love of all things old took my to what used to be Michigan State Hospital, sad they torn down so many cool buildings, but we did find the Hippy Tree................
Hi David, have you done any other fully restored CT70’s that you have sold and if so for how much? I am looking for two Honda CT70 K0’s that have been fully restored. Please let me know or can you point me in the right direction. Thanks!
Got hold of a barn find 1972 CT70H. Carb looks extremely clean, oil like new, chain was rusted solid. Cables are in decent shape, repaired the wiring. After removing the chain it kicks over, needs new points and exciter coil. Seat was chewed up from mice.
Great video,I have a near mint ‘75 mighty green ct70 and I am currently looking for two new OEM or quality aftermarket chrome headlight ears,wondering if anyone here could help me out,greetings from British Columbia 🇨🇦
Gorgeous..... awesome Job! I had the exact same bike when J was a kid. Acquired it at 13 years old and it barely ran. Bought the Honda service manual and a $15 wrench set and rebuilt the motor and it ran like a monster. Although I’m not a professional mechanic; I did attend a trade school and learned how to wrench because of that bike. And to this day I do all of my own work because of that bike. Love it, I have to find one if these to restore! I would ride is in the rain, the snow, you couldn’t get me off of that bike. I wish Honda would to a retro like they did with the monkey bike! Great Job, Happy New Year!
I still have my 1970 CT 70. My dad bought it for me new when I was 9 for 300 dollars. I always said I would restore it when I retire. Thanks for the video these bikes hold a big place in my heart. I think I put 6000 miles on it in the yard.
Awesome video, I love mini bikes. Wish I knew how to do all of that. I have a Schwinn Pink Lady stingray bike from the sixties I’m going to do for my grand daughter, I’ll stick with that. Video work is the best. I subbed.
Amazing how those Hondas seem disassemble and reassemble themselves when you're not there. What is old is new again... great result. Nice editing as well.
Just awesome Davin. Great ending video for this build, love the snippets from Honda own advertising; really enjoyable. Great to see 'Dad' teaching the 'young' man some nifty things. Fan Sydney Australia. 💚
I have acquired one of these to restore (a '71), complete and in slightly better condition. Questions: Is it economically feasible to restore these as Davin did? (I know they're selling high right now). Also, how many parts for this resto were bought new and which ones were reconditioned? Is there a place to order a bulk restoration kit, or most of the parts? And finally, should I just opt for a partial restoration to make it usable and fun again? Thanks ahead for anyone with any answers!
It belonged to my friend who's family had two, but as a kid I would right one all the time. It was my first mini-bike until I got my own Honda XL 70 (which was also orange). Still holds a place in my heart.
Hi! Very good summary of this long project, the music was just right! And Davin was back in his youth,just look at that big smile! I remember my youth when I did my first rides on a moped. But in order to ride, the moped had to be repaired a lot.
The CT came out great! These are special little bikes and have an awesome community. I love bombing around town on mine. Also “next mini project”? So does that means a z50 is next? 🤔
Supper groovy. The bike I always wanted but couldn’t get when I was a kid and now forget it everyone thinks they are worth a million for a bare frame. You did this legend some serious justice. If you ever get bored I’ll stick it right in my living room
Looking good. This is what it would look like if The Flash was restoring a mini bike. And things go quicker when you've got ghost helpers magically removing nuts and bolts and organizing parts for you.
Y'all really did this bike justice, from a resto and production point of view.
I knew you guys were watching!
Appreciate it! Thanks for watching!
Oil drip, it'll be fine!
@@HagertyI have a ct7o and would love a copy of the info manuel that you made to help you.anyway I can get a copy
Ian Cameron
24410 calvin
Dearborn Mi
48124
FINALLY A GOOD AD
*DAVIN* (and DAD Bud!)
Truly wonderful stuff with this one, some of it even falling amongst the "lifetime" category
perhaps! Even before this series became "Redline Rebuild", you could tell in earlier episodes
that Hagerty had the makings of a winner with Davin (and with Tom!).
This series has now dang near perfected itself and now I hope the team and Davin stick
together to bring us MANY more projects like this one!
I'll say it again - *best dang series of its' type anywhere*
Looking forward to the next one,
- Ed on the Ridge
Laughing like a kid again. Awesome!
Only one word - top!!!!!!
looks better than mine when it was brand new
Better than new
Omg i wait so long forr thiss
Ain't no way I'd be able to put that back together
More builds please 🙏
love it
Camera and editing crew deserves a huge congratulations David. Enjoy the stop action with the parts moving and the vintage add voice overs. Truly a great team effort. Keep the videos coming.
Yes, it is truly first-class work.
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I watch these videos for a long time, the quality of the edits amazes me everytime.
Great work Davin, another restoration checked off! The editing is insane and it's nice to see a variety of projects, not just necessarily cars. Keep them coming
"Some don't believe in growing old"
This quote can't be more appropriate. Watching Davin having fun with this iconic machine after all of this fantastic job will just *never* age.
That was really an outstanding build on a relatable Icon. So happy to see one restored the correct way !!!!
Thanks so much for this one !!
I am headed to the garage to work on the 2008 Mustang Bullitt.
Mike Fifer
This guy is more skilled, than McGyver. He is awesome. Give him a time and he can repair or rebuild everything from car and motorcycles to space ship. No matter 4stroke, 2stroke, diesel or petrol...INSANE skills.
I love this.
Incredible work and video production!! I love it!
What an incredible series of videos on the Trail 70.
Thank you taking us along on this rebuild!
I had a Honda QA 50 and a older friend had the Trail 70 back in the early "1970s" this really brought back a lot of memories!
Thanks again!
This video production is extraordinarily well done.
I am the grandson & son of original owners of Sandusky Motor Parts & the original dealer & seller of that Honda CT 70. We couldn’t be happier to see that bike still bringing joy happiness so may years later. We are also happy to see you restored our dealership sticker to pass down with the history of this bike for many more years to come. From the Ellis Family THANK YOU
Raymond Ellis lll
Ellis Family Motorcycle & ATV Repair
Im sure Dad & Grandpa are looking down proudly 🙏 🙏
Best video yet. Amazing filming and project. Thanks!
That’s what happens when a group of talented people get together. Amazing job.
You should have seen the shape my Honda 305 was in...now fully restored. I'm almost afraid to take it on the road!
I had a gold one when I was a kid. Little 3 speed! Lived that bike!! 👊🏼🇺🇸
I don't know what you're paying your camera man/editor but I think he's due for a raise. Fantastic video!! Enjoy that bike
Earliest I have ever been to watch your videos ( even beat the notification ) 😲 ! Great stuff Davin !
Its now better than original
I swallowed my tongue, no words. Perfect hands and video editing. I love your channel, although I am from Russia, but I have never seen such high-quality content. Thank you from my soul that you and your channel are Super !!!
They should have had Davins Mom stop him before he started riding the bike
Mom - “I told you NO Davin”
Davin - “aahh Mom. All the other kids are doing it…”
Awesome to finally see this thing back together and running. Great work as always Davin, and to the film/editing crew for their awesome video!
Wellll that’s a proper restauration! Reminds me of the time I was a kid and working with my father on these mopeds
I absolutely HATE those side covers with the Phillips screws. Why dont they just use a 10mm???? I’ve rebuilt several bikes. Almost all of them have the side Phillips screws stripped. And when you go to remove them, they all strip out
Those little bikes are so fun. I can't ever stop smiling whenever I ride one. I've never seen a restoration this good before. Nice work!
WooooW!!
What a great job, even with the post prod! Amazing 👏🏼
From France with passion and respect ✌🏼🇨🇵😎
I had one of those as a kid. Loved it! Mine was a 4 speed, which I was told was rare. Too bad I sold it what feels like eons ago,
Best of luck with it. Cheers!
Amazing job guys and love the camera work too - Thanks for sharing!
Spectacular time lapse video as usual!
I really enjoyed it so much. Also, the vintage ad voiceover is one nice nostalgia touch.^^
Now that was AWESOME!!! THANKS. ❤😃❤ You looked so happy cruisin' on that baby 😅
The video magic and the mechanics experience makes it look so easy.. GREAT WORK, and GOOD VIDEO EDITING 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Beautiful! Honda had a great idea with those. If that comes up missing, I know absolutely nothing about it.
Is it just me or did he look like he was having more fun riding that Honda 70 than he did when he was riding Fonzie's motorcycle? Then again there are more Honda 70's out there, you break Fonzie's motorcycle and you will never live it down.
Yeah... slightly more stress involved with the Fonzie bike! Plus, you gotta "be cool" when you're on the Fonzie bike. Whereas on the Trail 70, child-like smiles and giggles are perfectly acceptable! 😂
That's some fantastic video editing work. No small feat. Awesome job on the restoration and you captured the pure joy of riding a motorcycle. Wish more people would ditch the brick and get on two wheels.
That might just be the best video I’ve seen on restoring rebuilding.
Always look forward to the time-lapse finale! Great project as always.
WOW!!! Next level production. I love Hagerty stop motions!
So satisfying to finally watch this entire build as one time lapse start to finish!
Always living for the time lapse and first start! Memories coming back, I brought two of these back from Japan in 1989 after service in the Marines. I drove these little bikes all over Iwakuni. Lots of fun. You always do a super attention to detail, job.
This is one of the best videos of this kind I've ever seen . Be really proud of the photography and editing, and as always the build.
Perfectly rebuilt, filmed and edited. And MAN what a bike. Thanks for this!
You guys create such educational,entertaining and fun to watch videos. My hat off to you!!
Amazing videography! Thanks once again for keeping this content amazing and free
This was so awesome and brought back memories of better days ! Thank you
this video deserve million view , sensational !! welldone
Nice work, nice videos, and was that an HHR SS in the background?
It was! (Ask Davin how many turbos he's had to replace in that thing...)
This puts such a smile on my face. My first motorcycle was a Honda Z50 passed down to me from my mother. I think it may finally be time to bust into my dad's garage, bring it to my house, and get her ready to roll when my daughter gets old enough. Cheers guys!
This is one of the most beautiful, satisfying, lovingly filmed things I've seen in ages and ages. The camera work on the time lapse & stop motion segments was 😗👌
nice job for the restauration and the video
My first thought was that this is the mini bike from Honda City, Motocompo
That is one happy Honda going into its second life! Nice job everyone!
My Dad had 2 and I loved driving them growing up as a kid!
Amazing video! Whoever did the editing is incredibly talented. The mechanic is a true master of his craft as well.
The editing on this video is amazing love it
I'm heading to my shop in a few minutes . I'm in the middle of building a hopped up V10 Viper engine . a 466E Heui International and a 3TNV88 Yanmar . Waiting on parts for all three .
Really enjoyed the Trail 70 rebuild , looks like you had a good time with it .
Просто невероятно как преобразился этот gasoline bike. Всë настолько досконально было реставрировано что теперь эта хонда теперь новая. Невероятно талантливо и красиво! You the best
Супер реставрация! А качество съемки и монтажа вообще поражает. Вашими видео наслаждаюсь, часто пересматриваю просто для удовольствия. Hello from Russia 👍
Yay it’s done. I watched every update leading up to this. Happy to see it done. Amazing job Dave and video guy (sorry I don’t know your name)
Glad you liked it, and thanks for following along! There are a few of us being the scenes here: Jon, Jordan and Ben!
This is my third time watching this video. I love it! The advertising voiceover in the background with the music suited this restoration perfectly. This one, and the Ford Flathead V8 are the ones I keep watching over and over.
Ждал это видео ! Отдельное спасибо операторам за работу, это волшебно!
I’m restoring my 1969 Honda Dax ST70 and your videos really helped me . Fantastic videos and work 👍👍 exceptional eye for detail and Thank you . Hi from Brisbane Australia 🇦🇺 😀
I have a Honda 1993 750 a night Hawk midnight blue with only 2000 miles on it. Unfortunately, I was struck by a bad back not long after buying it. So I couldn’t take it for long rides. Beautiful bike.
I must admit, I liked my 86 Yamaha 650 Maxima better. You could get it off in the dirt and gravel and power it on and slide sideways whipping it back-and-forth and it would stay upright like a dirtbike. Before that I had a Kawasaki 400 street bike. I once rode it up a little dirt runoff channel in the hillside and that damn bike swapped end-for-end, flipped over and rode me all the way down the hill. Ahh, Those were the days! I miss riding so bad.
The main Reason I brought this up is because is because I Believe that bikes like this one which kids could ride, which inspired a lot of kids to go on to buy full size motorcycles later in life. For myself it was the mini-bikes that I saw when I was five years old which made me want to get a real motorcycle. They were actually in the SEARS catalog at the time under the Mojave brand. Anyway, I dreamed of having a motorcycle time I was little… my parents got me a Kawasaki Trail 90 in 1971. I was very lucky.
I was 12/13 in the very early 70’s and knew another kid who had one of these and I wanted one sooo bad. This is so cool, super job on the restoration. I forgot all about these. I’m in my mid 60’s now and if I could find one, I’m sure would cost an arm and leg, it would be cool to share with one of my grandsons, na, I’d keep it for myself.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Oh…Honda stopped making the 4-speed in '73, so it's a 3-speed semi-auto (no clutch :( ). My only experience was an HK0 (4-speed & manual clutch) and I wouldn't want a CT70 any other way, unless I get a 5 or 6-speed to fit.
It looks like some of the 6 and 8mm fasteners were upgraded to stainless. No? I have a '72 CB175 K6 SS that I'm wondering whether to get the fasteners re-plated or upgrade where I can to stainless. Really enjoyed this build, it looks like Davin did too. Thanks for sharing and great camera work!!!
That is a sight to behold! One of my favorite little bikes from back in the day. Davin, you are a masterful restorationist!!! I've enjoyed so much happiness watching this build. 💜
I have a 2007 Honda XR650R. Basically new! A month after I got it I found out I’d be a father. The two were correlated?
And its MINE! Can’t sell it, some kid might get it dirty!
I'd like to say I know what you did there, but it was all a blur to me. *Great job.*
Btw, I'd love to see a nut/bolt restoration series of a 70' W30 442 with the his/hers Hurst shifter; a car I once had then sold [grrr].
You don't have anything like that on your channel, but it sure would be nice! :)
just home from Michigan and Traverse City, for some reason I thought TC was some small sleepy village, my love of all things old took my to what used to be Michigan State Hospital, sad they torn down so many cool buildings, but we did find the Hippy Tree................
Excellent i love honda dax 😍😍🏋️🏋️💯🤸♂️🤸♂️👈❤️❤️❤️ congratulation
Hi David, have you done any other fully restored CT70’s that you have sold and if so for how much? I am looking for two Honda CT70 K0’s that have been fully restored. Please let me know or can you point me in the right direction. Thanks!
Got hold of a barn find 1972 CT70H.
Carb looks extremely clean, oil like new, chain was rusted solid.
Cables are in decent shape, repaired the wiring.
After removing the chain it kicks over, needs new points and exciter coil.
Seat was chewed up from mice.
Great video,I have a near mint ‘75 mighty green ct70 and I am currently looking for two new OEM or quality aftermarket chrome headlight ears,wondering if anyone here could help me out,greetings from British Columbia 🇨🇦
Gorgeous..... awesome Job! I had the exact same bike when J was a kid. Acquired it at 13 years old and it barely ran. Bought the Honda service manual and a $15 wrench set and rebuilt the motor and it ran like a monster. Although I’m not a professional mechanic; I did attend a trade school and learned how to wrench because of that bike. And to this day I do all of my own work because of that bike. Love it, I have to find one if these to restore! I would ride is in the rain, the snow, you couldn’t get me off of that bike. I wish Honda would to a retro like they did with the monkey bike!
Great Job, Happy New Year!
I still have my 1970 CT 70. My dad bought it for me new when I was 9 for 300 dollars. I always said I would restore it when I retire. Thanks for the video these bikes hold a big place in my heart. I think I put 6000 miles on it in the yard.
I would love to see more videos like this!! Loved it
I'm surprised ya'll didn't show the vapor honing... considering you were SO IN LOVE with the process. 🙄
Awesome video, I love mini bikes. Wish I knew how to do all of that. I have a Schwinn Pink Lady stingray bike from the sixties I’m going to do for my grand daughter, I’ll stick with that. Video work is the best. I subbed.
Had no clue I'd enjoy this vid so much!!
Amazing how those Hondas seem disassemble and reassemble themselves when you're not there. What is old is new again... great result. Nice editing as well.
Just awesome Davin.
Great ending video for this build, love the snippets from Honda own advertising; really enjoyable.
Great to see 'Dad' teaching the 'young' man some nifty things.
Fan Sydney Australia. 💚
I have acquired one of these to restore (a '71), complete and in slightly better condition. Questions: Is it economically feasible to restore these as Davin did? (I know they're selling high right now). Also, how many parts for this resto were bought new and which ones were reconditioned? Is there a place to order a bulk restoration kit, or most of the parts? And finally, should I just opt for a partial restoration to make it usable and fun again? Thanks ahead for anyone with any answers!
It belonged to my friend who's family had two, but as a kid I would right one all the time. It was my first mini-bike until I got my own Honda XL 70 (which was also orange). Still holds a place in my heart.
Hi!
Very good summary of this long project, the music was just right!
And Davin was back in his youth,just look at that big smile!
I remember my youth when I did my first rides on a moped. But in order to ride, the moped had to be repaired a lot.
The CT came out great! These are special little bikes and have an awesome community. I love bombing around town on mine. Also “next mini project”? So does that means a z50 is next? 🤔
Honda still manufacture this 70 cc bike in Pakistan with the name of Honda CD70
Honda CD125
I have both of them
I’m considering doing this to a 1988 Honda XR200.
By far the greatest motorcycle ever made! But once I finish it, what am I gonna do with it?
久しぶりにDax HONDA 70 を
見せて頂き、有難うございます
私も学生の頃 黒色 Dax 70 に乗って居ました。
残念なのは、テールランプ、ブレーキランプが、オリジナルでは無い様な気がします。
I had a CT70H IT HAD A 4 SPEED AND A CLUTCH IT WAS AQUA BLUE I PAID 400 AT OTTO BROS HONDA IN 1972 Rode it everywhere
Supper groovy. The bike I always wanted but couldn’t get when I was a kid and now forget it everyone thinks they are worth a million for a bare frame. You did this legend some serious justice. If you ever get bored I’ll stick it right in my living room
Looking good. This is what it would look like if The Flash was restoring a mini bike. And things go quicker when you've got ghost helpers magically removing nuts and bolts and organizing parts for you.