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Honda s90. 1964, 583 original miles. Runs and looks great. This is a true vintage Honda. The bike sat for almost twenty five years in someones heated garage. very little had to be done to get it running and road worthy. Acid cleaned tank, new points, new carb., new clutch and general engine flush and clean up. This bike gets more attention than I expected. Everyone loves it, a real conversation peice. Thanks for looking.
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Fantastic. I used to ride my cousin's Honda 90 on the farm in S Jersey as a boy.He sold his old sway back horse to buy it.
I have a 1966 S90 that I'm hoping to start restoring next year sometime. It's the first bike I ever owned. Wasn't running when I parked it, and it's been sitting in the barn up in PA for over 30 years now. It's in pretty rough shape, but hopefully I'll be able to get her going again. Awesome pictures! I just hope I can get mine looking as good.
Love the original S90 emblems on the gas tank too.
Nice bile!! I just picked up two of these. Any info you can give would be great. I have a red one and a black one. The vin#'s are in Japanese. I just posted something a minute ago in show & tell.