Picked up a

[350Xrider]

Just bought a trail 90 Honda Trail bike. It will be a project for me. Got it real real cheap. I'll have pics soon. I think it is a 1970 model. Those things are little power houses.

[Macs]

just out of curiousity is it a st90. i had a 1974 when i was about 12. i think that would have been in 93. but any way them little bikes are a blast. i think i might still have some parts in my parents garage. let me know if you need anything i will start digging.

[350Xrider]

It is I believe now the more I think about it a 1973. It is a CT 90. Here is a picture of what it looks like.


http://www.100megsfree4.com/honda/h0051/ct90k4.jpg

[Macs]

ok mine was a little uglier. but if you need something i know were one is sitting. my cousin had one ( it was a ugly orange) but he put transmission fluid in the engine instead of oil( we were just kids). but i think my uncle still has it. let me know.

[ATCkrazy]

I've got one, CT90,yellow,1028miles(had 910 miles on it when i got it) I bought it for $100 and it came with a parts bike(red, has a 90cc engine with a hand clutch, must be off a 90cc street bike) even have the title for it, needs a carb though, there both beyond repair, so now it sit's in my shop collecting dust.

[ATCkrazy]

Opp's, I ment to say that both carb are beyond repair, not the bike, it's in pretty nice shape, was fun back when I was 13-14.

[350Xrider]

Mine is the ugly orange one to. It isn't to bad, and I know it ran a while back because it was one of my buddies, and I did all the work to it.

[FullBore]

From what I've heard they were an ace little thing, they had the high and low range like a trike and some had the 110 engine, exactly the same engine and gearbox as the ATC110, I'm still looking out for one here in the UK.

Nat

[ATCRYDER]

My buddy still has one. Late 60's, early 70's. Has the blinkers. Still Runs, but is SO unbeliavbly underpowered. You need to practically jump off it @ the top of any hill and start pushing. My CT70H was faster and more powerful, it seems. Needless to say: they are geared like crap......and theyre autoclutches. Luckily the gearing can be fixed ;0)

The good things about those: Good on Gas (plus youve got an auxilary one), Racks are nice, Drum Brakes work excellently on offroad bikes, can be ridden on the road, and has a nice top speed.

Overall, you got a fun piece of history. I definently would buy one in the future. a CT200 would make my day ;) But theyre so rare :x

Good luck.