1969 Honda Ct on 2040-motos
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Mileage:2
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Engine Size (cc):90
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
Honda CT description
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My father bought this bike around 1975 and used it to drive from his summer lake house to the lake (about a quarter of a mile). It was stored during the offseason. I road-drove it in 1977 and 1978 (still licensed with a 78 plate). When I got a new bike, this one went back to the lake. I found the bike stored 3 years ago (had been stored for 10 years), installed a new battery, and got it back on the road. (See photo of bike on road). The exhaust pipe had broken off and my father built a DIY version from a lawn mower muffler. It works but is loud enough that it probably would not pass inspection. The original exhaust pipe come with the bike if you would like to find a way to reattached it. Carburetor should be rebuilt, too. The seat has several tears (with tape on them- see photo). Tires are great. Brakes work very good. Chrome is nice. Paint is great. Low original miles. This is a great bike for a great price. Please ask any questions you may have. Thanks!
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