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1986 Honda CT (1986)
UP FOR AUCTION IS 2 1986 HONDA CT110'S, TRAIL 110'S IN EXCELLENT SHAPE WITH VERY LOW MILES. BIKES ARE CONSECUTIVE VIN # BIKES AND WILL NOT BE SEPARATED. ONE BIKE HAS 89 LOW MILES AND THE OTHER HAS 212 LOW MILES AND THE BIKES BOTH SHOW IT.2016-06-20 04:44:26Bountiful, Utah, United States893300 -
1983 Honda CT (1983)
1983 HONDA TRAIL 110 CT110 in its classic form is a 105cc 4-stroke air-cooled single cylinder engine with a four-speed transmission and an automatic clutch. That coupled with a roughly 2:1 ratio gear reduction box known as the dual range subtransmission which switched into operation using a small lever under the transmission case and allowed the CT to climb steep slopes with no difficulty. The cylinder is nearly horizontal in the step-through tube/stamping frame. The CT110's clutchless four speed transmission (centrifugal clutch) does not require a clutch lever, contributing to it's reputation for extreme reliability, economy and ease of operation.2016-06-24 04:44:38Spanish Fork, Utah, United States9982,499.99 -
1982 Honda CT (1982)
YOU ARE BIDDING ON A 1982 HONDA CT110, TRAIL 110. BIKE HAS THE 2 SPEED TRANSMISSION WITH 4 GEARS IN EACH. THIS BIKE IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION.2016-07-11 04:47:26Bountiful, Utah, United States13600 -
1976 Honda CT-90 with 801 miles on the odometer. (1976)
This Honda CT 90 is 100% original, It starts easy, one or two kicks when cold, it has never failed, everything works as it should, good brakes and a new battery, turn signal flasher and fresh oil, and It's completely street legal. This model has the high and low range transmission just by flipping a lever, it also has the easy adjust pull out altitude knob carburetor. Although it is nice for it's age, there are signs of use, please look at the photos closely.2013-09-27 07:43:10St. George, Utah, US801750.00 -
1972 Honda CT (1972)
Up for sale is my 1972 Honda CT70. The bike does show its age but runs through all three gears and pulls me at 30 mph even though I weigh 250 lbs. Front fender does have a ding, and the handle bars are a bit tweaked.2016-08-29 04:45:35Grantsville, Utah, United States51,250.00 -
1969 Honda CT (1969)
Up for sale is a 1969 Honda trail 90 all original except for the front fork covers and fuel lines,hasn't been started 2yrs. The gas tank needs to be cleaned out fuel lines replace,this was my grandfathers I put about 250 miles on it,great little camp bike. 763 original miles2016-07-04 04:45:52Salt Lake City, Utah, United States7633,000.00 -
1968 Honda Ct90 Trail 90 (Ct90k0) Yellow (0)
744 Rocky Road 1968 Honda CT Trail 90 1968 HONDA CT90 TRAIL 90 (CT90K0) YELLOW Inventory number: 8483VIN: CT90166688Primary Color: YellowTitle: ClearAccent Color: BlackMileage: 2,472Engine: 89ccMILES 2472OPTIONS- 89CC OHC ENGINE, 4 GEAR DUAL RANGE TRANSMISSION, CHROME REAR RACK, AUXILLARY GAS TANK, BOTTOM LINK FRONT SUSPENSION.I passionately, collect and sell vintage Honda Motorcycles! I have over 50 vintage Honda Motorcycles in various conditions. The Vintage Hondas that I restore sell for $1900- $9800.2014-01-21 20:55:08Salt Lake City, UT01,495.00 -
1970 honda ct70 (st george utah) (0)
New tires, new seat cover, new decals and paint, starts and runs strong but does smoke so will most likely need new gaskets. Title is lost.call 385 201 054one No Emails2014-01-21 22:55:11Saint George, UT0800.00
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