Xe Máy Độ-Xe Máy Độc: Atlas cards

1953 Honda 90 Benly J

Benly = Convenient in Japanese. 便利。

I would pay some money for one of those tank side emblems...or a high res. file....

1963 Honda CR110 Racer

50cc Dual overhead cam engine.

130lb dry weight.

Top speed 87mph.

Yes.

1976 Honda 125 CG

1976 Honda CG 125

Non overhead cam model manufactured for sale in foreign countries.

More economical and minimal maintenance older pushrod design.

1962 Honda 125 Twin CS 92

I love individual exhausts on each side.

I have only seen one of these in person once at Midohio.

Pretty sick.....

1965 Honda 125 CB 92

This looks a lot like my Honda CA95 Benly dream.

I love the rubber on the tank and the knubby cafe seat.

I would love to go 80 on you.........

1952 Honda Cub type F

Honda Bicycle! Sick!

The history on these is interesting.

Read the back on the atlas cards I am posting, you won't be disappointed!

I was lucky enough to get one of these fresh out of barn somewhere....freshly choppered out. I need to work on it but parts are so hard to find at a decent price. I could but and fix up another bike for the price of the left mounting bracket, kick stand and kick start arm.......

1966 Honda CL77 MK I

CL77 - Created for the American market.

Missed my chance at getting one of these complete for 500 a couple years back. Didn't know how hard they were to find......

1969 Honda CB350

Japan's Trojan horse.......

This or the 68 would be the only ones I could ever leave stock......

1956 Honda 250 SA and ME

1957 Honda 250 Dream C70

The engine and body on this looks a lot like the CA77's.

1949 Honda 100 Dream Type D

1949 100 Dream Type D

Look at how small that engine is!

(And think about how heavy that frame must be)

I still love the brake and clutch levers on these bikes....

1956 Honda SB 350 Dream

So I usually buy just about anything I find Honda related at swap meets that is pre-1970 especially stuff that was available here or I have never seen. Before I frame this little card for my wall, I though I should put it up here. The back of the card goes into detail of the history of this bike.