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1964 Honda CA100 C100 Cub 50 push-rod engine

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    Posted 12 years ago

    NicksCrust…
    (73 items)

    Here's a nice original little Honda Cub 50 that I picked up this past winter.
    It's a 1964, not restored, original paint, tires, etc. Only has 622 miles on it!
    These had a push-rod engine, before Honda developed the OHC, over head cam motors.

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    Comments

    1. Dan121156 Dan121156, 11 years ago
      Cool, had one, put the poor thing though hell on the farm and loved every miniute of it.. Had it until 1973, then it was sold... Thanks for the memories..
    2. NicksCrustyStuff NicksCrustyStuff, 11 years ago
      You're welcome Dan & Thanks for the comment!
    3. cactuscorner cactuscorner, 10 years ago
      These were all the rage in high school if your parents let you have one. Awesome!
      I was not so lucky (too young).
    4. NicksCrustyStuff NicksCrustyStuff, 10 years ago
      I missed out on these also at the time, but they are a lot fun to play around on now when I find one every now & then.
      Thanks for the comment!
    5. antiquerose antiquerose, 8 years ago
      OMG......We had a red one like this with the front cowl on it too ( I think that was what it was called )

      Yes knew what OHC is (as a girl) .................as also know DOHC means
      = Double over-head Cam. LOL

      Wow - Great Score, and such Fine condition !! A +++++
    6. DaveP, 8 years ago
      I was in the RAF just 19 in 1970, an Aircraft engine Mechanic/Fitter and had just passed my flying test so couldn't afford a car or the test, I did have a full bike license. My mate Mick Webb (where are you Mick?) fell off his Honda Cub 50 on the camp entrance road (Pissed up), we were based at Lindholme (now a Prison) and broke his arm, so he flogged it to me for a tenner I think it was... I used it to ride home to Baslow in Derbyshire about 86 mile round trip, never failed me twice a month for six months, then got a Mini Cooper S... :-) Still had the Honda when I left got married in 1974. I rode it for fun, and eventually the cam drive broke, I never got around to fixing it and gave it to pal to fix and keep... I missed that bike, almost as much as I missed my MY 2000 R1 when that went!
    7. Mystaplers Mystaplers, 8 years ago
      More of these sold than any other make or model motor cycle. They did run forever. Once saw one of these thrown from a tall building. Of course the wheels were destroyed. but the motor still cranked up.

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