Great job! I had a 1985 110 back in the day and would love to get another one. I think the 1984 and 1985 models look the best. All this one needs now is a trunk lid.
@@Yo-Ken Yikes! Maybe he can get one from a parts bike. Stepdad just bought two non-running 1984 TRX200 that he is restoring. He got one for $250 and the other for $150. That is for the entire machines. They both still have lids, but would not fit the 110. Again, excellent work.
Great job restoring not only the machine but your buddy's memories with it. Love this!!! Gosh we used to have so much fun on our Honda ATCs! Its was a real shame when new models were taken away from us. Just like any vehicle (horses definitely included!), there is a certain amount of responsibility toward learning HOW TO OPERATE it! I see that Ryan FNine did his own hilarious video on the downfall of these machines: ua-cam.com/video/a_C8z0rFnjk/v-deo.html
Thanks... they were a lot of fun, I never really had an issue with the 3 wheeler. As soon as you start riding it, you know its not the most stable. I enjoying doing projects like that. The family also has a 79 Honda 750, looking forward to that resto also. I hope you are healing well.
@@Yo-Ken I learned counterbalancing by necessity on my very first outing on one of these (Honda Big Red). It was weird to unlearn that when I took up street motorcycling a few years ago! Lol! Thanks for the encouragement, healing is going fabulously! Parts are ordered and I am DYING to get back on a bike! Merry Christmas!
Thanks for taking us along on the restoration! I can only imagine how happy he must be to have it back in shape again!!! Great job!
Great job! I had a 1985 110 back in the day and would love to get another one. I think the 1984 and 1985 models look the best. All this one needs now is a trunk lid.
Very hard to find... and if you do find one, they are well over $200.
@@Yo-Ken Yikes! Maybe he can get one from a parts bike. Stepdad just bought two non-running 1984 TRX200 that he is restoring. He got one for $250 and the other for $150. That is for the entire machines. They both still have lids, but would not fit the 110. Again, excellent work.
Great video. I've been wanting a small project like this. I just haven't found what I am looking for. Good Job Ken.
I love doing these projects... that same friend has a 1979 honda 750f... I can't wait to get my hands on it and bring it back to life.
Great job on the restoration. I have the same model and would like to have it restored. You interested in restoring another one?
Thanks, but I don't have the time as of now.
Maaan I remember those. Had a big wheel tricycle and road it until I couldn’t fit on it🤣🤣🤣
Great share Ken. Merry CHRISTmas to you and yours buddy !
Ha... the big wheel... I remember it well. Have a very Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Nice 👍 job wow
Restoring an 82 at moment what an where you get your paint
Local auto paint supplier. We just brought a piece the body work and they matched it.
Can google the paint code and find the dead match to it as well
Where did you order the pull start?
They are hard to come by, I found one on ebay.
Great job restoring not only the machine but your buddy's memories with it. Love this!!!
Gosh we used to have so much fun on our Honda ATCs! Its was a real shame when new models were taken away from us. Just like any vehicle (horses definitely included!), there is a certain amount of responsibility toward learning HOW TO OPERATE it! I see that Ryan FNine did his own hilarious video on the downfall of these machines: ua-cam.com/video/a_C8z0rFnjk/v-deo.html
Thanks... they were a lot of fun, I never really had an issue with the 3 wheeler. As soon as you start riding it, you know its not the most stable. I enjoying doing projects like that. The family also has a 79 Honda 750, looking forward to that resto also. I hope you are healing well.
@@Yo-Ken I learned counterbalancing by necessity on my very first outing on one of these (Honda Big Red). It was weird to unlearn that when I took up street motorcycling a few years ago! Lol! Thanks for the encouragement, healing is going fabulously! Parts are ordered and I am DYING to get back on a bike! Merry Christmas!
@@dirtponyGood to here, very Merry Christmas!