That is too Cool i LOVE Classics it what I sell on my channel 1 Owner Gems just like this. I amposting a video response of a trail 90 i sold NOT even near like yours mine was just a project and not all that..;-) Love your video though. Check out my channel I have over 450 Videos 1 Owner Cars Trucks etc Cheers 1 Owner Car Guy
My Dad's friend has one that's only got 750 miles on it! Not turned over, all original. He got it from his Dad, that only used it for putting around the farm.
Wow impressive! Especially being the one and only owner. I had 3 of them when I was a kid. (1966, 1968 and 1972) I bought all 3 of them for $75. All of them ran. I rebuilt the engine on the 66. It didn't have the overhead cam like most them have now nor did it have the high/low range selector switch. You had to add the large sprocket to the rear and add a length of chain on for low range.
My 1970 Honda Trail 90 has been sitting in my grandfather's garage, unused since 1982 until this month. We put gas in, drained it out (to clean it out), filled it up, and it started and runs very smoothly now. :) We did do the full maintenance package too.
@brian93ist We paid $350 dollars back then. My father was the one who paid for it. I should go out and started today before the battery dies again. Thanks for the comments : )
@67and68 hey i am getting a honda 90 soon and me grandfather is going to teach me how to ride it in the local park, are they good bikes? I have heard that they are supposed to be invincable!
If you cant find the right size, just get a good racing filter and cut it to fit into the air box. Make sure though that it is well sealed to the sides of the airbox or else you will get grimme in the engine and wear it out.
@aaron71 Put a Carby overhaul kit through it, the biggest cause of the leak is that there is a gasket that seals the float chamber, if that is not properly sealing you will have problems, as that also seals a small passage hole that carries the fuel from the fuel tap and filter. As long as everything is done properly in the overhaul, you should be right.
Wow! 13,000 and beautiful as ever!! Very nice my friend, very nice. I just got a 1968 ct90 yesterday, and hopefully with some work I'll have it up and running like yours soon! Great bike!
Hi levoto thanks for the comment..yes it's a beast I tell ya, a beast. So nice to have it up and running again. Actually most of the bike is all original parts cept for new piston, rings, throttle cable, and new tires. : )
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Hey im trying to find this bike as my first motorbike/moped for when im 16 next year
Do you know where i can buy one of these in the UK? (North)
I cant find one of the internet:(!
x733 3 weeks ago
That is too Cool i LOVE Classics it what I sell on my channel 1 Owner Gems just like this. I amposting a video response of a trail 90 i sold NOT even near like yours mine was just a project and not all that..;-) Love your video though. Check out my channel I have over 450 Videos 1 Owner Cars Trucks etc Cheers 1 Owner Car Guy
CerealMarshmallows 5 months ago
@CerealMarshmallows Thanks a lot for the comment. I'm gonna go and check out your channel right now : )
67and68 5 months ago
nothin' like a honda, eh?
x814HCx 7 months ago
My Dad's friend has one that's only got 750 miles on it! Not turned over, all original. He got it from his Dad, that only used it for putting around the farm.
salemcripple 7 months ago
That is so cool!!! What year is yours, I have a 66 model..
MrFerdell 9 months ago
Wow impressive! Especially being the one and only owner. I had 3 of them when I was a kid. (1966, 1968 and 1972) I bought all 3 of them for $75. All of them ran. I rebuilt the engine on the 66. It didn't have the overhead cam like most them have now nor did it have the high/low range selector switch. You had to add the large sprocket to the rear and add a length of chain on for low range.
ryanb788 11 months ago
That bike looks great for its age. :)
KrankieV2 11 months ago
@KrankieV2 yeah its got more miles than any ct90 ive seen too.
adb140275 11 months ago
Nice old bike.
Toyoman39 1 year ago
@Toyoman39 ..thanks a lot. But now the throttle is starting to stick and it winds out. I guess it's time to change the throttle cable.
67and68 1 year ago
my dads has 75000 miles on it!
SCHWEBS7 1 year ago
@SCHWEBS7 Wow, that is amazing.
67and68 1 year ago
@67and68 yah iam trying to get it started hasn't ran in like 5 years battery has no acid so i need a new battery and tires are done
SCHWEBS7 1 year ago
My 1970 Honda Trail 90 has been sitting in my grandfather's garage, unused since 1982 until this month. We put gas in, drained it out (to clean it out), filled it up, and it started and runs very smoothly now. :) We did do the full maintenance package too.
MichaelJE2 1 year ago
what did this cost new in 1968
brian93ist 1 year ago
@brian93ist We paid $350 dollars back then. My father was the one who paid for it. I should go out and started today before the battery dies again. Thanks for the comments : )
67and68 1 year ago
@67and68 im sure it has paid for is self many times
brian93ist 1 year ago
@67and68 hey i am getting a honda 90 soon and me grandfather is going to teach me how to ride it in the local park, are they good bikes? I have heard that they are supposed to be invincable!
The21jumpstreet21 8 months ago
This is a nice bike.I like the old bikes.
brian93ist 2 years ago
Very nice bike!
redogman67 2 years ago
hey does anybody have any idea where to get an airfilter??? cause i have a 70 and my local dealer says none makes them
culp7 2 years ago
ok, im not familiar with the ct90s, but can you make one out of green closed cell foam froma craft shop?
JerryMopar 2 years ago
If you cant find the right size, just get a good racing filter and cut it to fit into the air box. Make sure though that it is well sealed to the sides of the airbox or else you will get grimme in the engine and wear it out.
chinesecantdrive 2 years ago
Sounds nice! I have a 64 CT200 (Trail 90) and can't seem to keep the carb from leaking... can't wait to ride it though!
aaron71 2 years ago
@aaron71 Put a Carby overhaul kit through it, the biggest cause of the leak is that there is a gasket that seals the float chamber, if that is not properly sealing you will have problems, as that also seals a small passage hole that carries the fuel from the fuel tap and filter. As long as everything is done properly in the overhaul, you should be right.
Cringle84 1 year ago
that was great , odometers turning are like cool history, lol great honda 90
keegan141414 2 years ago
That's one cool little bike, and 13,000 miles! I wish ours would work but it's sitting collecting dust in the garage. Maybe i'll try to fix 'er up.
hardt92 2 years ago
nice i have a 68 too they are great i just have to say i like the red a little more than the yellow
iridepc44 2 years ago
Wow! 13,000 and beautiful as ever!! Very nice my friend, very nice. I just got a 1968 ct90 yesterday, and hopefully with some work I'll have it up and running like yours soon! Great bike!
brody63 3 years ago
Glad to see you got your bike running! Wish mine looked that nice!
RainJetSprinklers 3 years ago
Hi levoto thanks for the comment..yes it's a beast I tell ya, a beast. So nice to have it up and running again. Actually most of the bike is all original parts cept for new piston, rings, throttle cable, and new tires. : )
67and68 3 years ago
13,000 miles and still running strong... that 89cc engines sounds like a beast
levoto 3 years ago