Scored a great Facebook marketplace deal on this 1970 Honda Trail 90!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- 1970 Honda Trail 90 Facebook marketplace deal. I was fortunate enough to score this beautiful CT90 awhile back for a great value. Lets see if we can get it running and fix a few of its minor issues.
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I just found my dream machine. A 1969 Honda 90 with 417 total miles, original tire, 1969 license plate. decals, and not scratch on it. Started on the first try. I am 75 and feel like 14 again. I wish it was red though instead of yellow.
That’s awesome, congratulations. Such a fun bike
It feels like 500 with no title is the right price. I’m shocked at how many are listed at 2-3k.
Yeah, I see them priced high but they don't seem to sell.
that is a sweet bike
It cleaned up really well. They are great all purpose bikes.
@@habitmotoI have a 1974 st90 honda and looking for a original carb.anyway to help get one.thanks
Just picked up a 66 and 2 67 ct90 for a 100 bucks. Have not run in 30 plus years
Nice find. I just found an orange trail 90. I’ll have to do an overview video as well
Oh sweet, you definitely should! They are great all purpose bikes.
Bought a 74 ct 90 few months ago, been riding motorcycles my whole life and the 90 is the funnest bike ever.
Oh yeah, they are such a good time. Those CT90 are some of the most practical bikes you can buy.
Hi/Lo not engaged
That was it
Just do piranha 140 swap but keep it as a sleeper😊
Haha, that sound like a lot of fun! I have a 140 in a Z50 and it’s a lot to handle with such a small wheelbase.
the nibbi aftermarket carbs supposedly work well
good to know! thanks
Sounds like it's rich on the fuel screw and the main needle is too low
Yep, had to do some adjusting on it. It finally got there.
What knobby tires are on that? I also have a 1970. I'm having a hard time finding a correctly sized knobbys in 17". Thanks.
I ended up taking them off and putting some more street friendly tires on it. I think I still have the knobby ones in the shop. I will check what they are and let you know.
I have shinko 244 17x3.0 tires waiting to be installed. Might need fender mods to avoid rubbing.
17x2.75 is a great size if you dont wanna worry about fitment.
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How much did you pay for it?
I listed the price in the video.
Yeah high low can get stick in between had to rock it back snd forth that messed me up when i first got mine.
I just got a 1973 trail 90
Ide. SAY YOUR AUTO CLUTCH IS SCREWED
Seems to be good now.
Vermont title loophole is now gone....sigh.
I know, that's so unfortunate. It was such a great way to get these classics back titled and on the road.
Where are you located? I'm interested in the 1970.
The 1970 Honda trail 90 that is
Unfortunately, this bike has sold. I am in NC.
What do you consider a score???
Interesting question. I would say getting a bike that needs a little work for a price that allows me to put some time and money into it and then resell to someone for what they consider a good deal. Allowing me to make a little on top to cover my time and effort. Hope that makes sense.
Honda hoarder 😮
I might have a slight hoarding problem.😬
Nice Find
Thanks! It was a fun little project.
Score!
It was a good one!
Did it come with a title?
No, I rarely get titles with my bikes. Doesn’t seem to be as common in NC as it is in other states for these older small cc bikes to still have valid titles.
Can you get a new title? I’ve had to do that in the past
@@azorianification Yes, you could do the Vermont loophole. My state makes its complicated with a Notarized BOS, DMV theft inspection and a 3 year bond and other paper work before you can even apply for a title.
How much is it?
It sold awhile back.
Thanks
Great job on it. Just bought my CT125, love seeing people save the old CT90’s for future generations and riding.
Thank you, I appreciate that! I have not had a chance to try the new CT125 but love the look of them. That’s what it’s all about, keeping them alive and around for generations to come!