1960 Honda Qa50 on 2040-motos

US $3700

Year:1960 Mileage:999 Color: Green

Location:

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States

Honda QA50 photos

Honda QA50 tech info

Engine Size (cc):50 Type:Off-Road

Honda QA50 description

No Reserve!!!!

1970 Honda QA 50

Bought this bike in spring from the original owner.

He replaced the motor with a Honda C100 motor out of a scooter in 75' to give it more speed and easier to get cheaper parts at that time.

Welds look great. Looks like factory.

Runs great! Idles great!

2 speed.

Since I got the bike I,

- Flushed the gas tank

- Cleaned the petcock

- Rebuilt the carb (chemical boil, new gaskets)

- New fuel line with fuel filter

Kick starter sheared off.

It is the easiest push start I've ever had. Click it in gear, push it a couple feet and it starts.

Could use tires. Rear goes flat after a couple days.

Couple rips in original seat.

Slight tweak on the bars.

All around a solid trail bike that his torque in the low gear and speed in 2nd gear.

Running out of room for all my bikes so this one is on the block.

For sale locally so reserve the right to end the auction if it sells before the auction end time.

Thanks!!

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