I finally got my 72 ct goin yesterday...new ignition, new carb, new coil....and now she starts first kick....going to take it for a long test ride today..👍
I have always loved bikes, think it's bout time to look into getting a used enduro. Probably older so I can learn bout engines and fix it. I was a steel fabricator for 10 years but unfortunately I know very little about engines.
I barely got a glimpse of the bike , but why is it that funky color ? Someone must have painted it. Those little Hondas are virtually indestructible , with proper maintenance they'll last forever. 2 guys once road them to Alaska and all around the state , I think 1 was a 90cc and 1 was a 125cc. The 90 finally died but the guy brought it back to life with a total rebuild. The vid is on UA-cam check it out. By the way great video.
Man! So great! Been talking to the woman and I might actually be getting one sooner than I thought.
I'm a Harley guy but that is a fun ride! Thanks for the virtual adventure. Keep her wheels a turnin☆
Thank you so much! Blessings from Arizona!!
I have several HD's but not the same as owning a classic Honda to do adventures on.
@@jiujitsu2000 AZ- another beautiful state.
I have a 1976. Ct90 was made for dirt roads and paths and narrow trails. Such a fun little bike. Just gotta know it’s limitations. Bomb proof.
I think Honda 90 would make a great white noise sound for sleeping. The sound of my youth.
The best small engineering engine honda ever make, this engine run forever hahaha
I finally got my 72 ct goin yesterday...new ignition, new carb, new coil....and now she starts first kick....going to take it for a long test ride today..👍
Where did u get your parts?
That looks like fun!
Oh my, it is!!
I have always loved bikes, think it's bout time to look into getting a used enduro. Probably older so I can learn bout engines and fix it. I was a steel fabricator for 10 years but unfortunately I know very little about engines.
I barely got a glimpse of the bike , but why is it that funky color ? Someone must have painted it. Those little Hondas are virtually indestructible , with proper maintenance they'll last forever. 2 guys once road them to Alaska and all around the state , I think 1 was a 90cc and 1 was a 125cc. The 90 finally died but the guy brought it back to life with a total rebuild. The vid is on UA-cam check it out. By the way great video.
The fun of the bike is painting it and making it your own. Trying to make it some classic collectors piece takes the fun away from it.
I’ve got a 1972 version of your bike and there literally the same
Excellent bikes!!
These bikes are little goats. Sand is hard for low hP and sub 19inch wheels for sure but that low range is very useful for many applications.
Lowering the tire pressure maybe?
Skeet are those old wooden wagan wheels still in the sandunes east of Winslow on the old hiway.? I am getting married today in Roswell NM.
I haven't seen those in years. Congratulations on your wedding 💒!
Just picked up a 1977 CT90. Where you located? I'm looking into moving out west.
@@wildman3541 Score! I'm in New Mexico
@jiujitsu2000 That's such open free spirit space....lucky you. Looking at Nevada. I'm in OBX, NC
@jiujitsu2000 You a Veteran? I am- Gulf War Veteran. I do many repairs & trip videos. Check out mine too brother- Wildman RG3
@wildman3541 very cool! It's nice there too. More motorcycle videos coming! I'm planning on starting a new channel with motorcycle stuff
@wildman3541 I'm a Navy veteran
I have a 1972 but it doesn't compare to my old 1972 CT-70 H. Bought that new in 1973 and it's hard to compare.
Old is Thea. Goold
Я тоже хочу себе такой мотоцикл
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don't this bike have a high low range selector?
It does! Works great too!!